Table 2.

Characteristics of Lung Transplant Donors

Age (yr)	Sex	Race	Smoking Status	Cause of Death	Sample ID
41	M	White	Never	Stroke	NA
57	M	White	Active	Intracranial hemorrhage after blunt trauma	NA
64	M	African American	Never	Intracranial hemorrhage	NA
49	F	White	Never	Intracranial hemorrhage	NA
50	M	African American	Never	Intracranial hemorrhage	NA
19	M	African American	Never	Stroke after gunshot wound	NA
54	M	White	Never	Intracranial hemorrhage after blunt trauma	NA
43	M	Hispanic	Never	Anoxic brain injury after opiate overdose	NA
21	M	White	Never	Intracranial hemorrhage after blunt trauma	NA
43	F	White	Former	Anoxic brain injury	NA
50	M	Hispanic	Active	Intracranial hemorrhage after blunt trauma	NA
51	M	African American	Active	Stroke	NA
26	F	African American	Active	Anoxic brain injury after opiate overdose	NA
40	M	Hispanic	Active	Intracranial hemorrhage after blunt trauma	NA
63*	F	African American	Never	Stroke	Donor 1
55*	M	Asian	Former	Intracranial hemorrhage	Donor 2
29*	F	African American	Never	Anoxic brain injury	Donor 3
57*	F	African American	Never	Anoxic brain injury	Donor 4
49*	F	White	Active	Intracranial hemorrhage	Donor 5
22*	F	African American	Never	Anoxic brain injury after seizure	Donor 6
47*	F	White	Active	Intracranial hemorrhage	Donor 7
21*	M	African American	Never	Head trauma from gunshot wound	Donor 8

Definition of abbreviation: NA = not applicable.

Representative histopathology is found in Figure E1B.

^*Used for single-cell RNA-Seq analysis.