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. 2020 Sep 24:bbaa214. doi: 10.1093/bib/bbaa214

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ScRNASeq data analysis of kidney uncovered that proximal tubule cells show high expression level of ACE2. (A) The diverse cell types present in kidney are categorized into 11 clusters. (B) The violin plot is used to show the expression level distribution of ACE2 across the clusters. The clusters are labelled as corresponding cell types. ACE2 is expressed in multiple cell types such as in glomerular podocyte, smooth muscle cells, proximal straight tubules (STs), proximal convoluted tubules (CTs), distal tubule, principal cell, kidney progenitor cell, monocytes, B cell and T cell types.