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Published in final edited form as: Nature. 2021 Aug 11;597(7875):256–262. doi: 10.1038/s41586-021-03795-7

Extended Data Fig. 9 ∣. Rejuvenating fracture healing in aged mice with defined factors.

Extended Data Fig. 9 ∣

a, Schematic representation of experimental set-up of rescue experiments with 24-month-old mice. b, Frequency of BCSPs, THY1+ and 6C3+ in 24-month-old mice at day 10 after fracture induction and application of factors (BMP2: 5 μg; CSF1low: 2 μg; CSF1high: 5 μg) (2-mo PBS, n = 6; PBS, n = 6; CSF1low, n = 5; CSF1high, n = 5; BMP2, n = 5; Combolow, n = 9; Combohigh, n = 5). c, μCT analysis of newly formed mineralized bone volume of treated fracture calluses at day 21 (2-mo PBS, n = 7; PBS, n = 9; CSF1low, n = 6; CSF1high, n = 7; BMP2, n = 12; Combolow, n = 12; Combohigh, n = 8). All two-sided Student’s t-tests between the 2-month-old group and each 24-month-old group adjusted for non-normality (Mann–Whitney test) or unequal variances (Welch’s test) where appropriate. d, CFU-F capacity of SSCs isolated from fracture calluses from the 2-mo-PBS, PBS and ‘Combolow treatment groups at day 10 (2-mo PBS, n = 6; PBS, n = 6; Combolow, n = 5). Two-sided Student’s t-test between the 2-month-old PBS-treated group and each 24-month-old group adjusted for non-normality (Mann–Whitney test) where appropriate (n.s., not significant). Data are mean + s.e.m. For exact P values, see Source Data.