Fig. 4: Impairment of monocyte maturation in the late immunosuppressive phase after LPS administration. | Nature Immunology

Fig. 4: Impairment of monocyte maturation in the late immunosuppressive phase after LPS administration.

From: Systemic inflammation impairs myelopoiesis and interferon type I responses in humans

Fig. 4: Impairment of monocyte maturation in the late immunosuppressive phase after LPS administration.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

a, UMAP representation of HSCs and myeloid lineage cells from bone marrow and peripheral blood of LPS-challenged healthy volunteers (n = 3 for each compartment) at BL (bone marrow, 7 d before the LPS challenge; blood, immediately before the LPS challenge) and at 4 h and d7 post-LPS challenge, colored based on cell type. b, UMAP of all blood and bone marrow cells (n = 3) as in a, colored based on compartment. c, UMAP of all blood and bone marrow cells (n = 3) as in a, colored based on time point. d, Nearest neighbor graph-based, differential abundance analysis between BL and d7 of HSCs and myeloid cells from bone marrow and blood of LPS-challenged healthy volunteers (n = 3 for each compartment). The blue circles represent significantly reduced neighborhoods on d7. e, Heatmap representation of NMF-inferred genes highly expressed in iMonos and ncMonos in cells as in d (n = 3 for each compartment). f, UMAP representation of enrichment of ncMono and IFN-I gene programs in cells as in d. g, Dot plot representation of log2(abundance change) versus log2(average expression change) of ncMono and IFN-I gene programs on d7 versus BL in cells as in d.

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