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Published in final edited form as: Cytometry A. 2020 Dec 20;99(3):251–256. doi: 10.1002/cyto.a.24292

Table 3.

Murine Endothelial cell phenotypes segregated by vessel size, vessel type, stemness, and inducibility

	Markers
	Positive	Negative
Vessel Size
Large Vessel	CD157 ⁵⁶, Helix Pomatia Lectin (HPA) ^57,58	Griffonia Simplicifolia Lectin (GS-1) ^57,58, Glycine Max Lectin (SBA) ^57,58
Microvascular	Griffonia Simplicifolia Lectin (GS-1) ^57,58, Glycine Max Lectin (SBA) ^57,58	CD157 ⁵⁶, Helix Pomatia Lectin (HPA) ^57,58
Stemness
E-SP	CD34 ⁵⁹, CD157 ^60,56,61, CD200 ^60,56, Sca-1 ^59,62
ECFC	CD117 (c-kit) ²⁹, CD133 ³¹	PDGFR-β ^33,63
Endothelial Stem Cell	CD157 ^60,56,61, CD200 ^60,56, Procr ^64,65, Sca-1 ⁶⁴	PDGFR-β ^33,63
Lymph Node High Endothelial Venules (HEVs)
Mucosal	VEGFR-3 (Flt4) ⁷, MECA367 (MAdCAM-1) ^8,9	MECA-79 ^8,9
Peripheral Lymph Node	VEGFR-3 (Flt4) ⁷, MECA-79 ^8,9	MECA367 (MAdCAM-1) ^8,9
Other EC Subsets
Arterial	Ephrin β2 ^66,67 , Depp ⁶⁸	Ephrin β4 ^66,67
Venous	Ephrin β4 ^66,67,69,70	Ephrin β2 ^66,67,69,70, Depp ⁶⁸
Inducible Markers	CD54 (I-CAM) ¹⁴, CD62P (P-Selectin) ¹³, CD142 ^12,13

Markers in bold are the most commonly used to discriminate endothelial cells belonging to each listed district. Framed markers are used for both murine and human panels.