Cell proportion differences between heart failure and healthy CVS tissues.

The table shows the cell proportion differences between the two heart failure sample sets (pre- and post-LVAD) and the three healthy CVS tissues (iPSC-CVPC, adult heart and adult arteria). For each pair of tissues (columns A and B) and cell type (column C), the mean cell type proportion in each of the two tissues is shown (columns D and E), as well as the p-value (t-test, column F) and its FDR correction (Benjamini-Hochberg’s method, column G). We found that pre-LVAD samples had a significantly higher proportion of myofibroblasts than post-LVAD samples (2.1%, compared with 1.2%, p = 0.0010, t-test). All the other cell type proportion differences between pre- and post-LVAD cell type proportions were not significant after FDR correction. (CSV)