Extended Data Fig. 8: Imaging mass cytometry (IMC) allows for single cell and spatial analysis. | Nature Cancer

Extended Data Fig. 8: Imaging mass cytometry (IMC) allows for single cell and spatial analysis.

From: Neutrophil oxidative stress mediates obesity-associated vascular dysfunction and metastatic transmigration

Extended Data Fig. 8

a, Patient information (BMI and primary cancer type) for samples analyzed by IMC. Patients with an asterisk indicate those used for immunofluorescence validation. Patients with BMI<25.9 were assigned to the BMIlow group (ave BMI=24), and patients with a BMI>26 were assigned to the BMIhigh group (ave BMI=30; black line). b, IMC antibody panel information. c, Schematic of IMC staining workflow. Tissue sections were stained with antibody panel (as in b), and subject to CyTOF acquisition using a Hyperion imaging system. d, Immunofluorescence quantification of JAM1+ PyMT tumor cells in lung tissue from WT or ob/ob mice. WT, n = 10 mice; ob/ob, n = 8 mice; mean ± SEM; two-tailed Student’s t-test. e, Quantification of TEM of PyMT breast cancer cells infected with an shRNA against Jam1 (shJAM1) or scramble control (shSCR). n = 4 Transwells per group representing individual experimental replicates; mean ± SEM; two-tailed Student’s T test. f, Quantification of the average number of total CD163- CD68+ M1-like macrophages in BMIlow (n = 8 patients) and BMIhigh (n = 14 patients) lung metastasis samples. Box = median ± interquartile range, whiskers = min-max, all datapoints shown; two-tailed Mann–Whitney test.

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