Extended Data Fig. 7: Characterisation of biphenotypic cells suggests an absence of an adult stem or foetal progenitor population. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 7: Characterisation of biphenotypic cells suggests an absence of an adult stem or foetal progenitor population.

From: Acquisition of epithelial plasticity in human chronic liver disease

Extended Data Fig. 7

a) Heatmap of relative expression of large cholangiocyte markers MUC1 and MUC5b and small cholangiocyte marker BCL2 across the indicated cell types. b) Cluster 9 cholangiocytes identified in Fig. 3d plotted as a proportion of cholangiocytes from each disease stage. c) Cluster 5 cholangiocytes identified in Fig. 3d plotted as a proportion of cholangiocytes from each disease stage. d) Cluster 1 cholangiocytes identified in Fig. 3d plotted as a proportion of cholangiocytes from each disease stage. P-values indicated. (Binomial Generalized Linear Mixed- Effects Model (BOBYQA optimiser, maxfun = 2e5) with patient ID as a random effect). e) Violin plots of expression of indicated hepatocyte and cholangiocyte markers comparing the hepatocyte, cholangiocyte and biphenotypic populations. f) Upset plot displaying the number of biphenotypic hepatocytes co-expressing the indicated stem/ progenitor cell genes. g-i) End stage hepatocyte and cholangiocyte UMAP with overlaid gradient of expression for indicated stem cell markers. j) Heatmap of relative expression of senescence markers CDKN2A and CDKN1A in bi- phenotypic hepatocytes across disease progression. k-i) End stage hepatocyte and cholangiocyte UMAP with overlaid gradient of expression for indicated liver progenitor cell markers.

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