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Supplementary Figure 1
Monocyte-derived inflammatory macrophages adopt a tissue-resident phenotype after long-term residency in the peritoneal cavity.
(a) Schematic of short-term transfer of monocyte-derived inflammatory macrophages from thioglycollate treated CD45.1 donor mice into CD45.2 recipient mice, rested for 24hrs and subsequently treated with IL-4c. (b) Quantification of mean fluorescence intensity values of PD-L2 and CD206 expression on donor and recipient macrophages. (c and d) Flow cytometric analysis of adoptive cell transfer of macrophages flow sorted from (c) thioglycollate-treated mice or (d) IL-4c treated mice and transferred into CD45.2 recipient mice and
then treated with IL-4c 24hrs after transfer. Representative histograms display surface expression of F4/80, CD206, PD-L2 and MHCII in Donor CD45.1
+ CD45.2
- (Black line) and recipient CD45.1
-, CD45.2
+ (Grey shaded) CD11b
+, F4/80
+ macrophages. (e) IL-4c induced
tissue resident M2 macrophages rapidly disappear after transfer into an inflammatory environment. CD11b+, F4/80
+ macrophages
sorted from CD45.1 donor mice treated with IL-4c were adoptively transferred into CD45.2 recipient mice, 24hrs later the recipient mice were treated with thioglycollate + IL-4c prior to analysis.
Figure S1
Thio
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs
+/- IL-4c
45.1
45.2
45.1
45.2
101
102
103
104
D R R D
!IL!4%+IL!4%
***
IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
Thio+IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
Thio
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2 MHCII
CD45.2 Recipient
CD45.1 Donor
45.1
45.2
45.1
45.2
102
103
104
D R R D
!IL!4%+IL!4%
MeanFluorescence
CD206PD-L2
Donor
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2 MHC II
a b
c d
ns***
Figure2
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
25.1
1.51
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
53.5
0.0213
IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- Thio+IL-4c
CD45.1
F4
/80
Thio+IL-4
cContro
l
e
45.1
45.2
45.1
45.2
101
102
103
104
D R R D
!IL!4%+IL!4%
***
IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
Thio+IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
Thio
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2 MHCII
CD45.2 Recipient
CD45.1 Donor
45.1
45.2
45.1
45.2
102
103
104
D R R D
!IL!4%+IL!4%
MeanFluorescence
CD206PD-L2
Donor
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2 MHC II
a b
c d
ns***
Figure2
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
25.1
1.51
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
E-C
y7-A
>: F
48
0
53.5
0.0213
IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- Thio+IL-4c
CD45.1
F4
/80
Thio+IL-4
cContro
l
e
a b
IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs
+/- Thio+IL-4c Thio
+IL
-4c
Contro
l
e
CD45.1
F4/8
0-
IL-4
c+IL
-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2103 104 1051020103 104 1051020103 1040 105
0
20
40
60
80
100
% o
f M
ax
d
45.1
45.2
45.1
45.2
101
102
103
104
D R R D
!IL!4%+IL!4%
***
IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
Thio+IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
Thio
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2 MHCII
CD45.2 Recipient
CD45.1 Donor
45.1
45.2
45.1
45.2
102
103
104
D R R D
!IL!4%+IL!4%
MeanFluorescence
CD206PD-L2
Donor
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2 MHC II
a b
c d
ns***
Figure2
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
25.1
1.51
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
E-C
y7-A
>:
F4
80
53.5
0.0213
IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- Thio+IL-4c
CD45.1
F4
/80
Thio+IL-4
cContro
l
e
Thio+IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs
+/- IL-4c
c
IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs
+/- IL-4c
45.1
45.2
45.1
45.2
101
102
103
104
D R R D
!IL!4%+IL!4%
***
IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
Thio+IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
Thio
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2 MHCII
CD45.2 Recipient
CD45.1 Donor
45.1
45.2
45.1
45.2
102
103
104
D R R D
!IL!4%+IL!4%
MeanFluorescence
CD206PD-L2
Donor
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2 MHC II
a b
c d
ns***
Figure2
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
25.1
1.51
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
E-C
y7-A
>:
F4
80
53.5
0.0213
IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- Thio+IL-4c
CD45.1
F4
/80
Thio+IL-4
cContro
l
e
45.1
45.2
45.1
45.2
101
102
103
104
D R R D
!IL!4%+IL!4%
***
IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
Thio+IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
Thio
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2 MHCII
CD45.2 Recipient
CD45.1 Donor
45.1
45.2
45.1
45.2
102
103
104
D R R D
!IL!4%+IL!4%
MeanFluorescence
CD206PD-L2
Donor
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2 MHC II
a b
c d
ns***
Figure2
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
E-C
y7-A
>:
F4
80
25.1
1.51
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
53.5
0.0213
IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
24hrs+/- Thio+IL-4c
CD45.1
F4
/80
Thio+IL-4
cContro
l
e
-IL
-4c
+IL
-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2 MHCII
0
20
40
60
80
100
% o
f M
ax
103 1040 105 103 104 1051020103 104 1051020 103 1040 105102
-IL
-4c
+IL
-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2 MHCII103 104 1051020 103 1040 105 103 104 1051020 103 1040 105
0
20
40
60
80
100
% o
f M
ax
0102
103
104
105
010
2
103
104
105
53.5
0.0213
25.1
1.51
PD-L2 CD206
Nature Immunology: doi:10.1038/ni.3734
1wk 4wks 8wks0
50
100
% o
f C
D11b+
td
Tom
ato
+
F480- CD206-F480- CD206+F480+ CD206+F480+ CD206-
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD45-1
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
72.4
0.252
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD45-1
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
6.52
0.0568
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD45-1
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
69.6
0.0565
+IL-4c-IL-4cThio+IL-4
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD45-1
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
14.9
2.1e-3
CD45.1
F4
/80
Thio-IL-4c
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
9.73
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
16.7 0.185
1.9881.2
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
17.3 0.0283
0.24782.4 <PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
7.82<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
20.8
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
21.5
CD45.1E
dU
Thio+IL-4
Thio
F4/80
Ed
U
DonCD45.1RecCD45.2
24hrsposttran
sfer
Thio+IL-4
Thio
d e
b
ThioThio+IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
8wks+/- IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
RecipientDonor
i
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
E-A
>:
PD
L2
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480<
PE
-A>
: P
DL2
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<A
PC
-A>
: m
r1
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<A
PC
-A>
: m
r1<PE Cy7-A>: F480
<P
E-A
>:
PD
L2
92.3 4.12
0.1683.38
<PE Cy7-A>: F480
<A
PC
-A>
: M
R1
83.5 5.56
0.12410.8
+IL-4c-IL-4cThio+IL-4c
F4/80C
D2
06
F4/80
PD
-L2
h
CD45.1
Donor%
Recipient%
CD
45
.2
a
1wkThio+IL-4c
4wks 8wks
93.7 4.24
0.03562.06
28.7 56.1
13.21.98
10.9 19.1
67.92.15
F4/80
CD
20
6
8wks4wks1wk
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
20.9
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
17.5<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
23.5
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
16.1 0.0128
0.04683.8
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
12.8 0.0321
0.14887
CD45.1
Ed
U
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
21.1
F4/80
Ed
U
8wksposttran
sfer
f g
Thio+IL-4
Thio
DonCD45.1RecCD45.2
+IL-4c
Figure3
c
CD45.1
CD
45
.28wksposttransferPretransfer
1wk 4wks 8wks0
50
100
% o
f C
D11b+
td
Tom
ato
+
F480- CD206-F480- CD206+F480+ CD206+F480+ CD206-
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD45-1
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
72.4
0.252
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD45-1
<P
E-C
y7-A
>:
F4
80
6.52
0.0568
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD45-1
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
69.6
0.0565
+IL-4c-IL-4cThio+IL-4
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD45-1
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
14.9
2.1e-3
CD45.1
F4
/80
Thio-IL-4c
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
9.73
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
16.7 0.185
1.9881.2
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>: E
DU
17.3 0.0283
0.24782.4 <PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
7.82<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
20.8
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
21.5
CD45.1
Ed
UThio+IL-4
Thio
F4/80
Ed
U
DonCD45.1RecCD45.2
24hrsposttran
sfer
Thio+IL-4
Thio
d e
b
ThioThio+IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
8wks+/- IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
RecipientDonor
i
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
E-A
>:
PD
L2
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
E-A
>: P
DL2
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<A
PC
-A>
: m
r1
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<A
PC
-A>
: m
r1
<PE Cy7-A>: F480
<P
E-A
>: P
DL
2
92.3 4.12
0.1683.38
<PE Cy7-A>: F480
<A
PC
-A>
: M
R1
83.5 5.56
0.12410.8
+IL-4c-IL-4cThio+IL-4c
F4/80
CD
20
6
F4/80
PD
-L2
h
CD45.1
Donor%
Recipient%
CD
45
.2
a
1wkThio+IL-4c
4wks 8wks
93.7 4.24
0.03562.06
28.7 56.1
13.21.98
10.9 19.1
67.92.15
F4/80
CD
20
6
8wks4wks1wk
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
20.9
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
17.5<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
23.5
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
16.1 0.0128
0.04683.8
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
12.8 0.0321
0.14887
CD45.1
Ed
U
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
EdU
21.1
F4/80
Ed
U
8wksposttran
sfer
f g
Thio+IL-4
Thio
DonCD45.1RecCD45.2
+IL-4c
Figure3
c
CD45.1
CD
45
.2
8wksposttransferPretransfer
a
b Thio Thio+IL-4c
d
e
Thio+IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
8wks
+/- IL-4c
Thio+IL-4c
1wk 4wks 8wks
1wk 4wks 8wks0
50
100
% o
f C
D11b+
td
Tom
ato
+
F480- CD206-F480- CD206+F480+ CD206+F480+ CD206-
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD45-1
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
72.4
0.252
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD45-1
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
6.52
0.0568
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD45-1
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
69.6
0.0565
+IL-4c-IL-4cThio+IL-4
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD45-1
<P
E-C
y7
-A>
: F
48
0
14.9
2.1e-3
CD45.1
F4
/80
Thio-IL-4c
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
9.73
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
16.7 0.185
1.9881.2
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
17.3 0.0283
0.24782.4 <PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
7.82<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
20.8
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
ED
U
21.5
CD45.1
Ed
UThio+IL-4
Thio
F4/80
Ed
U
DonCD45.1RecCD45.2
24hrsposttran
sfer
Thio+IL-4
Thio
d e
b
ThioThio+IL-4c
CD45.1 CD45.2
8wks+/- IL-4c
F4/80 CD206 PD-L2
-IL-4c
+IL-4c
RecipientDonor
i
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
E-A
>:
PD
L2
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
E-A
>: P
DL
2
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<A
PC
-A>
: m
r1
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<A
PC
-A>
: m
r1
<PE Cy7-A>: F480
<P
E-A
>:
PD
L2
92.3 4.12
0.1683.38
<PE Cy7-A>: F480
<A
PC
-A>
: M
R1
83.5 5.56
0.12410.8
+IL-4c-IL-4cThio+IL-4c
F4/80C
D2
06
F4/80
PD
-L2
h
CD45.1
Donor%
Recipient%
CD
45
.2
a
1wkThio+IL-4c
4wks 8wks
93.7 4.24
0.03562.06
28.7 56.1
13.21.98
10.9 19.1
67.92.15
F4/80
CD
20
6
8wks4wks1wk
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
20.9
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
17.5<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
23.5
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
16.1 0.0128
0.04683.8
<Alexa Fluor 488-A>: CD451
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
12.8 0.0321
0.14887
CD45.1
Ed
U
<PE-Cy7-A>: F480
<P
acific
Blu
e-A
>:
Ed
U
21.1
F4/80
Ed
U
8wksposttran
sfer
f g
Thio+IL-4
Thio
DonCD45.1RecCD45.2
+IL-4c
Figure3
c
CD45.1
CD
45
.28wksposttransferPretransfer
Thio+IL-4c
Pretransfer8wks post transfer
-IL-4c +IL-4c
Figure S2
0102
103
104
105
010
2
103
104
105 94 4.1
0.0452.1
F4/80
CD
206
29 56
142
13 10
688.9
CD45.1
F4/8
0F4/80
PD
-L2
CD
206
CD45.1
CD
45.2
0102
103
104
105
010
2
103
104
105 70
0.057
72
0.25
6.5
0.057
8.2
2.3e-3
103 104 1051020
10
31
04
10
50
0102
103
104
105
0
103
104
105
0102
103
104
105
0
103
104
105
Thio
Stat6-/-
CD45.2
WT
CD45.1
24hrs
+/- IL-4c
Ed
U
Ed
U
CD45.2
Ed
U
F4/80
Ed
U
Thio
Sta t6 -/-
CD45.2WT
CD45.1
24hrs+/- IL-4c
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Supplementary Figure 2
Fate-mapping of peritoneal macrophages after thioglycollate injection.
(a) Schematic of timecourse analysis of peritoneal macrophages 1 week (n=4), 4 weeks (n=4) or 8 weeks (n=4) after thioglycollate injection. Stacked bar graph showing the relative proportion of F4/80 and/or CD206 expression. (b) Representative FACS plots are
shown displaying the frequency of CD45.1+ (blue) donor cells in CD45.2 (grey) recipient mice treated with or without IL-4c after 8 weeks
of residency. Flow cytometry analysis of transferred cells shows acquisition of tissue resident phenotype by CD45.1 donor cells in the presence or absence of IL-4c treatment. IL-4c treatment increases the frequency of CD45.1
+ F4/80
+ cells. (c) Representative FACS
plots showing the frequency of EdU+ cells in recipient and donor populations in response to IL-4c given after transfer and resting for
24hrs for short term residency or long term residency for 8 weeks. (d) Schematic of adoptive transfer of Thio-elicited monocyte-derived macrophages from Stat6
-/- CD45.2 donor mice transferred into WT CD45.1 recipient mice rested for 24hrs and then treated with IL-4c.
Histograms display expression of F4/80, CD206, PD-L2 and MHCII in donor CD45.2+ CD45.1
- (Black) and recipient CD45.2
-, CD45.1
+
(Grey shaded) CD11b+ cells. (e) Representative FACS plots showing the frequency of EdU
+ cells in WT recipient and Stat6
-/- donor
CD11b+ F4/80
+ macrophages in response to IL-4c given after resting for 24hrs.
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Supplementary Figure 3
Transcriptional and chromatin landscape reprogramming during macrophage conversion.
(a) Pairwise Pearson’s correlation analysis and (b) PCA of transcriptional profiles in AAMmono
, AAMconv
and AAMres
. (c) Heatmap visualizing the expression values of 6 specific genes across the different populations of macrophages. (d) Top 10 GO terms enriched in
the 3966 genes upregulated in AAMmono
when compared to AAMconv
(top) and top 10 GO terms enriched in the 675 genes upregulated in AAM
conv when compared to AAM
res (bottom). (e) Pairwise Pearson’s correlation analysis and (f) PCA of accessible chromatin regions
in AAMmono
, AAMconv
and AAMres
. On PCA plots, red circles represent AAMmono
, orange squares represent AAMconv
and blue triangles represent AAM
res in PCA plots.
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immune system process
localization
primary metabolic process
organic substance metabolic process
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Figure S3
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Supplementary Figure 4
Baseline disruption of peritoneal tissue-resident macrophages in vitamin A–deficient mice.
(a) Total number of cells collected from the peritoneal cavity of vitamin A deficient (Vit-ADEF
) or control (Vit-ACON
) mice via peritoneal lavage. (b,c) Total number of F4/80
hi CD206
- (b) or F4/80
int CD206
+ (c) cells in the peritoneal cavity in Vit-A
DEF or Vit-A
CON mice. **P <
0.01. Unpaired Students T-test.
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trl
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ef
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-cells
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of
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D206
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Figure S4
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a b
c 50μm
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Supplementary Figure 5
Expression of UCP1 in S. mansoni infection associated with EdU localization in mature liver granulomas.
(a) Transcript expression of Ucp1 in whole liver from mice infected with S. mansoni at 9 weeks and 12 weeks post infection. (b)
Representative immunofluorescence images of S. mansoni-infected liver granulomas at different timepoints post infection stained with DAPI (blue) and Click-it EdU (red) taken from mice pulsed with EdU 3 hours prior to sacrifice. Eggs are outlined in white. (c) Slide-scanned, immunofluorescence image of S. mansoni-infected liver granulomas taken at 8 weeks post infection and stained with DAPI (blue), anti-UCP1 (green) and Click-it EdU (red) in vitamin A control mice pulsed with EdU 3 hours prior to sacrifice. Scale bars represent 50 microns or 500 microns as indicated.
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Supplementary Figure 6
STAT6 regulates phenotypic conversion of peritoneal AAMmono
cells after S. mansoni egg injection.
(a) Schematic of S. mansoni egg injection in Cx3cr1creERT2-IRESYFP/+
Rosa26stopfl-tdTomato/+
vitamin A deficient (Vit-ADEF
) or control (Vit-
Vit-ACON
Vit-ACON Vit-ADEF
CD11c
CD
11b
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Vit-ADEF
Cx3cr1creER-YFP/+
R26tdTomato/+
tdTomato
SS
C-A
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Figure S6
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ACON
) mice. Representative flow cytometry plots of fate-mapped monocyte-derived macrophages in the lung after S. mansoni egg challenge in the lung. (b) Schematic of S. mansoni egg injection in WT:WT (n=5) or Stat6
-/-:WT (n=5) mixed bone marrow chimeric mice
whereby mice were sensitized with eggs via i.p. injection then challenged i.v. with eggs after 2 weeks. PECs and lung macrophages were analyzed after 8 days of rest and pulsed with EdU 3hrs prior to sacrifice. Representative flow cytometry plots display macrophage phenotypes from the peritoneal cavity and lung in mixed bone marrow chimeric mice treated with or without eggs. (c) Schematic of S. mansoni infection in mixed bone marrow chimera Stat6
-/-:WT mice. Cumulative body weight during the infection reveals loss of weight
after 5 weeks post-infection. Kaplan-Meyer survival curve displays rapid mortality of Stat6-/-
:WT chimeric mice at 7 weeks post-infection.
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