Figure 4.
Figure 4. Clustering of protein expression profiles. Clustering analysis divides normalized protein expression patterns into 7 distinct clusters. Three clusters have high expression in 1 subset compared with the others (clusters 1, 3, and 5 for CD62Ldim, banded, and segmented neutrophils, respectively), 2 clusters have decreased expression in 1 subset (clusters 2 and 7 for CD62Ldim and banded neutrophils, respectively), and 2 clusters have gradually increasing (cluster 6) or decreasing (cluster 4) protein expression levels from banded to segmented and CD62Ldim. Each line represents the expression pattern of 1 protein. Line colors indicate the cluster membership value (ie, the higher the membership value, the more similar to the cluster average). A minimum cluster membership value of 0.33 was used for further analysis. Numbers between brackets indicate the number of proteins in each cluster with cluster membership values above 0.33.

Clustering of protein expression profiles. Clustering analysis divides normalized protein expression patterns into 7 distinct clusters. Three clusters have high expression in 1 subset compared with the others (clusters 1, 3, and 5 for CD62Ldim, banded, and segmented neutrophils, respectively), 2 clusters have decreased expression in 1 subset (clusters 2 and 7 for CD62Ldim and banded neutrophils, respectively), and 2 clusters have gradually increasing (cluster 6) or decreasing (cluster 4) protein expression levels from banded to segmented and CD62Ldim. Each line represents the expression pattern of 1 protein. Line colors indicate the cluster membership value (ie, the higher the membership value, the more similar to the cluster average). A minimum cluster membership value of 0.33 was used for further analysis. Numbers between brackets indicate the number of proteins in each cluster with cluster membership values above 0.33.

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