Figure 4.
Molecular characterization of neutrophil differentiation in normal and tumor BM. (A) Unsupervised clustering after RNAseq of immature, intermediate, and mature neutrophils from HAs and MM patients (n = 8 each) showed accurate segregation per cell type and not participant. (B) Whole-transcriptome profiling through RNAseq segregates mature neutrophils from HAs and MM patients according to 108 genes differentially expressed (P < .05). (C) Gene set enrichment analysis showed that mature granulocytes from MM patients increased activation of pathways related to inflammation and reduced antiviral and anticancer type 1 and 2 interferon transcriptional response. (D) Mature neutrophils from HAs (n = 3) were treated with TGF-β, and expression levels of the top-10 differentially expressed genes between MM and HA neutrophils (panel B) were analyzed. There were no significant differences when we compared mature neutrophils from MM patients vs HAs treated with TGF-β (P > .05). CND, condition; ns, not significant; TNFA, tumor necrosis factor α.

Molecular characterization of neutrophil differentiation in normal and tumor BM. (A) Unsupervised clustering after RNAseq of immature, intermediate, and mature neutrophils from HAs and MM patients (n = 8 each) showed accurate segregation per cell type and not participant. (B) Whole-transcriptome profiling through RNAseq segregates mature neutrophils from HAs and MM patients according to 108 genes differentially expressed (P < .05). (C) Gene set enrichment analysis showed that mature granulocytes from MM patients increased activation of pathways related to inflammation and reduced antiviral and anticancer type 1 and 2 interferon transcriptional response. (D) Mature neutrophils from HAs (n = 3) were treated with TGF-β, and expression levels of the top-10 differentially expressed genes between MM and HA neutrophils (panel B) were analyzed. There were no significant differences when we compared mature neutrophils from MM patients vs HAs treated with TGF-β (P > .05). CND, condition; ns, not significant; TNFA, tumor necrosis factor α.

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