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. 2024 Jun 18;15:5210. doi: 10.1038/s41467-024-49407-6

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Fig. 2 — a UMAPs showing E6.5–8.5 mouse embryo cell types² and Pig E11.5 to E15 with mouse annotations after reciprocal PCA-based projection onto the mouse dataset. b Heat map showing the percentage of pig cells in each stage allocated to a particular mouse stage after label transfer. E Embryonic day. c UMAPs showing E20-29 monkey embryo cell types⁶ and Pig E11.5 to E15 with mouse annotations after reciprocal PCA-based projection onto the monkey dataset. d Heat map showing the percentage of pig cells in each stage allocated to a particular monkey stage after label transfer. A percentage of 100 would indicate that all cells of a given cell type were predicted to be analogous to the cell identity in the queried organism. e UMAPs showing the aligned monkey, mouse and pig datasets with pig cell type and subtype annotations.