Extended Data Fig. 8: Pathway analysis from proteomic data, impact of conditioned medium on organoid growth. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 8: Pathway analysis from proteomic data, impact of conditioned medium on organoid growth.

From: iPS-cell-derived microglia promote brain organoid maturation via cholesterol transfer

Extended Data Fig. 8: Pathway analysis from proteomic data, impact of conditioned medium on organoid growth.The alt text for this image may have been generated using AI.

a, b, c, Pathway network analysis highlighting the enrichment/loss of pathways using differentially expressed proteins (DEP) from proteomic data in iMac versus iMicro, NPC versus co-NPC and neuron versus co-neuron, respectively; and showing an increased neurogenesis upon the addition of iMicro. Enrichment is coded with a colour gradient. Prevalence of the pathway is reflected by its p-Value (only pathway with p-Value < 0.05 are represented). d, Images of organoids cultured in the absence (organoid day 0 and day 28) or presence (co-culture organoid) of iMac, or under supernatant transfer from iMac culture for 28 days. Scale bar, 500 µm. n = 6 for each condition. e, Change in the size of brain organoids grown in medium replaced with fresh organoid medium (n = 9) or fresh organoid conditioned medium (n = 9) every 3 days (grey arrows). Statistical analysis, 2-way ANOVA. f, Changes in organoid size generated from XCL-1 iPSC clone over-time in the absence and presence of iMac conditioned medium replaced every 2 days (grey arrows). Co-culture organoids were used as control. Statistical analysis, 2-way ANOVA. (n = 3 per conditions, representative of at least 2 independent experiments). e, f, Error bars, mean +/− s.d. regu. Regulation, pos. positive, neg. negative.

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