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[Preprint]. 2023 Oct 3:2023.10.03.560700. [Version 1] doi: 10.1101/2023.10.03.560700

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Figure 2. — (A-C) scRNA-seq analysis of RECs extracted from mouse EC Atlas database (https://endotheliomics.shinyapps.io/ec_at-las/). (A) Uniform manifold approximation and projection (UMAP) plot shows three EC clusters; cortical RECs (cRECs), medullary RECs (mRECs) and glomerular RECs (gRECs). Dot plot displays gene expression patterns of cluster-enriched markers. Violin plots (B) and feature plots (C) show the expression of Phd1 (Egln2), Phd2 (Egln1) and Phd3 (Egln3) in murine RECs. (D-F) scRNA-seq analysis of RECs extracted from normal human kidney biopsies (n=24). (D) UMAP plot shows arteriolar RECs (aRECs), glomerular RECs (gRECs) and peritubular RECs (pRECs). Dot plot illustrates gene expression patterns of cluster-en-riched markers. Violin plots (E) and feature plots (F) show the expression of PHDs in different RECs clusters.