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NIHNATIONAL HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH INSTITUTEU54

Data Analysis Core

Completed
Institution
Stanford University, CA
Principal investigator
Sylvia Katina Plevritis
Funding
$186K
Duration
2022–2026
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Abstract

ABSTRACT: Data Analysis Core In our investigation of the cellular architecture of bowel tissue, we will continue to generate multimodal single-cell resolution data. Using the Chromium Multiome platform, we generate simultaneous single-nuclei RNA+ATAC-seq to profile the gene transcription and regulatory programs of cells. We have defined previously-described cell populations as well as novel cell types and sub-types. Our spatial data will be mapped through two highly multiplexed assays: the CODEX immunoassay and the Molecular Cartography FISH assay. Because CODEX throughput can be scaled, we will use it to map serial sections that will be reconstructed to make three-dimensional maps. Molecular Cartography will provide a complementary transcriptome map to enable more accurate integration of the single-nuclei data to the CODEX maps. We have existing standardized pipelines to process each of these data types. We also have tools to integrate these multi-modal data types. We will continue to refine these integrative methods as we investigate our proposed organ of focus along with other organs in coordination with HuBMAP. All of our data will be submitted to the HIVE and public repositories for broad access to the community.

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U54NATIONAL HUMAN GENOME RESEARCH INSTITUTESpecial Emphasis Panel[ZRG1-IMST-U]immunoassaymulti-modal datamapsdata typeshubmapregulatory programschromiumhighly multiplexed

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