Closed ofanobilbao closed 1 year ago
One sample from each time point consisted of cells from a single spinal cord. In all other samples, cells were pooled from two animals. In total, we sequenced three uninjured biological replicates (from five animals), three biological replicates at 1 dpi (from five animals), two biological replicates at 3 dpi (from three animals), and two biological replicates at 7 dpi (from three animals). We enriched our second set (and third set for uninjured and 1-dpi samples) of replicates with astrocytes by pooling from two spinal cord samples. We processed two spinal cords from each injury time point in parallel as described above to yield two suspensions per time point.
close to done I'm converting bam files to fastq
to do:
graph valid, redy for secondary review
@ami-day will secondary-review
This looks really good @idazucchi . I have only a couple of comments:
A general question I have for recent prioritised datasets: should we be selecting "official hca publication" given that the prioritised datasets are part of hca networks?
the sequencing protocols differ in the cell ranger version used for the astrocytes I'm not sure how to approach this beacause they mix 1 astrocyte-selected cell suspension + 1 non enriched cell suspension so it's not strictly astrocytes
I don't think that we should be using the official hca publication option for the bionetworks datasets because the papers for the two groups are selected in different ways and are not equivalent
I've exported the dataset and filled out the import form
Ida made the required changes to remove the double pipes that were causing issues to the browser. She re-exported and filled out the import form. This was one of the projects that has been dropped from DCP while we resolved the issues
Project short name:
Milich2021MouseSpinal
Primary Wrangler:
Ida
Secondary Wrangler:
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Published study links
Paper: Single-cell analysis of the cellular heterogeneity and interactions in the injured mouse spinal cord
Accessioned data: GSE162610
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