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Low-coverage single-cell mRNA sequencing reveals cellular heterogeneity and activated signaling pathways in developing cerebral cortex.

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Updated August 30, 2022

The authors captured 301 single cells from 11 populations using microfluidics and analyzing single-cell transcriptomes across downsampled sequencing depths. They demonstrate that shallow single-cell mRNA sequencing (∼50,000 reads per cell) is sufficient for unbiased cell-type classification and biomarker identification in the developing cortex.

Arnold R KriegsteinUniversity of California, San Franciscoarnold.kriegstein@ucsf.edu
Alex A Pollen1
Tomasz J Nowakowski1
Joe Shuga2
Xiaohui Wang2
Anne A Leyrat2
Jan H Lui1
Nianzhen Li2
Lukasz Szpankowski2
Brian Fowler2
Peilin Chen2
Naveen Ramalingam2
Gang Sun2
Myo Thu2
Michael Norris2
Ronald Lebofsky2
Dominique Toppani2
Darnell W Kemp II2
Michael Wong2
Barry Clerkson2
Brittnee N Jones2
Shiquan Wu2
Lawrence Knutsson2
Beatriz Alvarado2
Jing Wang2
Lesley S Weaver2
Andrew P May2
Robert C Jones2
Marc A Unger2
Arnold R Kriegstein1
Jay AA West2
1University of California, San Francisco
2Fluidigm Corporation
Ami Day

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https://explore.data.humancellatlas.org/projects/45c2c853-d06f-4879-957e-f1366fb5d423
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Atlas

None

Analysis Portals

None

Project Label

DevelopingCerebralCortex

Species

Homo sapiens

Sample Type

2 sample types

Anatomical Entity

2 anatomical entities

Organ Part

neocortex

Selected Cell Types

Unspecified

Model Organ

embryo

Disease Status (Specimen)

normal

Disease Status (Donor)

normal

Development Stage

2 development stages

Library Construction Method

Fluidigm C1-based library preparation

Nucleic Acid Source

single cell

Paired End

true

Analysis Protocol

analysis_protocol

File Format

3 file formats

Cell Count Estimate

301

Donor Count

43
fastq.gz356 file(s)txt1 file(s)xlsx1 file(s)