Figure 7.
HIF-2 controls Epo transcription in NG2 cells. (A) Shown are individual Hct, RBC, and Hb values for Cre− control (n = 10), NG2-Phd2−/−Phd3−/− (n = 8), NG2-Phd2−/−Phd3−/−Hif2a+/− (n = 8), and NG2-Phd2−/−Phd3−/−Hif2a−/− mice (n = 5). Bar graphs show serum EPO levels (sEPO) for Cre− control (n = 4), NG2-Phd2−/−Phd3−/− (n = 6), NG2-Phd2−/−Phd3−/−Hif2a+/− (n = 3), and NG2-Phd2−/−Phd3−/−Hif2a−/− mice (n = 3). Data are represented as mean ± SEM; 1-way ANOVA followed by Tukey’s post hoc analysis; **P < .01 and ***P < .001 compared with Cre− control group; fP < .05, ffP < .01, and fffP < .001 compared with NG2-Phd2−/−Phd3−/− group; &P < .05, NG2-Phd2−/−Phd3−/−Hif2a+/− was compared with NG2-Phd2−/−Phd3−/−Hif2a−/− group. (B) Striatal (ST), hypothalamic (HYT), cortical (CTX), and hippocampal (HP) Epo mRNA levels in Cre− (n = 7), NG2-Phd2−/−Phd3−/− (n = 4), and NG2-Phd2−/−Phd3−/−Hif2a−/− mice (n = 4). Data are represented as mean ± SEM; 1-way ANOVA followed by Tukey’s post hoc analysis; ***P < .001 compared with Cre− control group and fffP < .001 compared with the NG2-Phd2−/−Phd3−/− group.