Extended Data Fig. 5: Correlations between mitochondrial parameters assayed using different techniques. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 5: Correlations between mitochondrial parameters assayed using different techniques.

From: A human brain map of mitochondrial respiratory capacity and diversity

Extended Data Fig. 5

a, CS activity and mtDNA density, which are both related to mitochondria mass, are positively correlated. Because of the high variability in MitoTracker Deep Red measurements (MTDR, a far-red fluorescent probe used to chemically mark and visualize mitochondria in cells), they correlated poorly with CS and mtDNA, thus MTDR was not used for further analysis. b and c, Relationship between CII and CIV activities measured by colorimetric and respirometry assays. d, Correlations between CI, CII and CIV activities (an average between colorimetric and respirometry assays). a-d, Pearson’s r2 values show how well datapoints follow the linear regression; p values indicate if the slope of the regression line is significantly different from zero; shaded areas represent 90% confidence interval. e, Relationship between TRC, MRC and MitoD values (see Fig. 2a for definitions) in gray and white matter voxels. *** - the slopes of linear regressions are different with p < 0.001.

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