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. 2021 Apr 27;129(1):63–77. doi: 10.1161/CIRCRESAHA.120.318501

Figure 5.

Figure 5.

Endothelial cell (EC)–specific Prdm (positive regulatory domain-containing protein) 16 deficiency causes impaired EC-dependent relaxation upon hindlimb ischemia. A–C, Schematic representation (A) and quantification of phenylephrine (PE)-mediated absolute contraction (AC) in femoral artery (FA) segments of the ligated (L) and unligated (UL) side 3 d after FA ligation (FAL) in Prdm16+/+ (n=7) or Prdm16+/− (n=5–6) mice (B) and long-term EC-Prdm16+/+ (n=3–5) or EC-Prdm16−/ (n=4–5) mice (C). D–F, Schematic representation (D) and quantification of relative EC-dependent relaxation upon administration of acetylcholine (ACh) in FA segments at d 3 after FAL in Prdm16+/+ (n=7) or Prdm16+/− (n=5–6) mice (E) and long-term EC-Prdm16+/+ (n=3–5) or EC-Prdm16−/− (n=4–5) mice (F). G–I, Schematic representation (G) and quantification of relative EC-independent relaxation upon administration of diethylamine NONOate (DEANO) in FA segments at d 3 after FAL in Prdm16+/+ (n=7) or Prdm16+/− (n=5–6) mice (H) and long-term EC-Prdm16+/+ (n=3–5) or EC-Prdm16−/− (n=4–5) mice (I). Data represent mean±SEM. *P<0.05: vs indicated condition (significance is only indicated in case of a differential genotypic response to FAL; Table III in the Data Supplement). M in (B, C, E, F, H, I) indicates molar.