Figure 6.
Platelet function in response to a single concentration of agonists. Analysis of a single concentration of agonist selected retrospectively to provide optimal capture of variation responses in 50 donors from cohort 1. (A) Variation in fibrinogen binding and P-selectin exposure responses. (B) PCA scree plot demonstrating percentage variability captured by each PC; 85% variability is captured in just 2 PCs. (C) Biplot of first 2 PCs. (D) Heat map resulting from hierarchical clustering response to single concentrations of agonist. Each column represents a response variable, and each row represents a donor. Red cells represent high responders, and blue cells represent low responders. Donors are clustered into 3 groups: high, medium, and low responders. Annotations on the right side indicate the original clusters identified in the main text (Figure 4) that use the sensitivity and capacity metrics, for comparison.

Platelet function in response to a single concentration of agonists. Analysis of a single concentration of agonist selected retrospectively to provide optimal capture of variation responses in 50 donors from cohort 1. (A) Variation in fibrinogen binding and P-selectin exposure responses. (B) PCA scree plot demonstrating percentage variability captured by each PC; 85% variability is captured in just 2 PCs. (C) Biplot of first 2 PCs. (D) Heat map resulting from hierarchical clustering response to single concentrations of agonist. Each column represents a response variable, and each row represents a donor. Red cells represent high responders, and blue cells represent low responders. Donors are clustered into 3 groups: high, medium, and low responders. Annotations on the right side indicate the original clusters identified in the main text (Figure 4) that use the sensitivity and capacity metrics, for comparison.

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