Fig. 3From: Menstrual blood-derived mesenchymal stromal cells: impact of preconditioning on the cargo of extracellular vesicles as potential therapeuticsProteomic alterations in EVs were obtained following different preconditioning of MenSCs. Proteomic data of different biogroups was filtered (detection in at least three donors) and comparatively analyzed. A Principal Component Analysis (PCA) showed a high level of clustering between biogroups. B Venn diagram depicting overlapping DAPs identified in the different EV samples. DAPs identified in B-EVs (red), PI-EVs (green), PHY-EVs (blue), and AH-EVs (yellow) are represented. C Volcano plots of differentially expressed proteins in PI-EVs (left), PHY-EVs (middle), and AH-EVs (right) vs. B-EVs. Values indicate the log2FC (X-axis) and –log10adjusted p value (Y-axis). Significantly (p < 0.01) increased (red dots, log2FC ≥ 1) and decreased (green dots, log2FC ≤ -1) proteins in the preconditioning vs. basal conditions are highlighted. Top-10 dysregulated proteins are depicted on the volcano plots, together with common EV markers. DAPs: differential abundant proteins; EVs, extracellular vesicles; MenSCs, menstrual blood-derived stromal cells; B-EVs, EVs released by basal MenSCs; PI-EVs, EVs released by pro-inflammatory primed MenSCs; PHY-EVs, EVs released by physioxia cultured MenSCs; AH-EVs, EVs released by acute hypoxia cultured MenSCsBack to article page