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Principal component analysis-based comparison of airway basal cells to other human tissues and cells.

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posted on 2011-05-04, 02:15 authored by Neil R. Hackett, Renat Shaykhiev, Matthew S. Walters, Rui Wang, Rachel K. Zwick, Barbara Ferris, Bradley Witover, Jacqueline Salit, Ronald G. Crystal

Compared tissues and cell types were all of human origin and included: basal cells (human airway basal cells, red; n = 5); differentiated epithelium (complete large airway epithelium obtained by brushing, green; n = 12); ALI-d0 (basal cells cultured on ALI until confluent, ∼2 days after plating (see Methods), grey; n = 3); ALI-d28 (the same airway basal cells after 28 days of differentiation in air-liquid interface, yellow; n = 3); breast stem cells (from Gene Expression Omnibus GSE15192: CD44+ CD24− stem-like fraction of MCF-10A immortalized breast epithelial cells, dark blue; n = 4), basal-like breast cancer (GSE3744: orange; n = 5); keratinocytes (GSE7216: primary neonatal foreskin epidermal keratinocytes, pink; n = 3); cervical cancer (GSE5993: p63-overexpressing cervical cancer cell line ME180; light blue; n = 3); and fibroblasts (GSE17032: human skin and lung fibroblasts, purple; n = 20). A. Analysis based on the entire transcriptome. B. Analysis based on the 1,161 genes of basal cell signature.

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