Figure 1.
PCA and heatmap of inflammation markers in untreated patients with MPS vs control subjects. (A) Principal component 1 (PC1) vs principal component 2 (PC2) shows clear separation of control subjects (blue) and patients with MPS (n = 22). (B) PC2 vs principal component 3 (PC3). (C) Heatmap of inflammation markers both present in PC1 of PCA and list of significant and >1.5-log2 fold change supervised analysis. On the left, color coding is shown for group (control subjects vs MPS), subtypes (of the different MPS), and whether the patient was a newborn. The color coding on top indicates to which pathway the different markers belong. ECM, extracellular matrix.

PCA and heatmap of inflammation markers in untreated patients with MPS vs control subjects. (A) Principal component 1 (PC1) vs principal component 2 (PC2) shows clear separation of control subjects (blue) and patients with MPS (n = 22). (B) PC2 vs principal component 3 (PC3). (C) Heatmap of inflammation markers both present in PC1 of PCA and list of significant and >1.5-log2 fold change supervised analysis. On the left, color coding is shown for group (control subjects vs MPS), subtypes (of the different MPS), and whether the patient was a newborn. The color coding on top indicates to which pathway the different markers belong. ECM, extracellular matrix.

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