ADT/SPEX CITE-Seq performance dataset
To understand the impact of enzymatic treatments on gene expression and epitope preservation on major immune cell populations, skin dissociation (SkinD) and solid soft tumor dissociation (TumorD) were tested on three healthy PBMC samples in triplicate (D1, D2, D3), against an untreated control. CITE-seq performance was assessed on a solid biopsy cohort of 11 samples (5 healthy skin samples, 3 primary melanoma samples, 3 melanoma metastasis samples) as well as on a liquid biopsy PBMC cohort consisting of three healthy donors and three immunotherapy-treated melanoma patients. This dataset contains the ADT/SPEX data for each sample. Data is provided in the form of pooled BAM files. Linkage between samples, BAM files and hashtags is provided in a separate linkage file.
- 10 samples
- DAC: EGAC00001002453
- Technology: unspecified
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Data Controller(s) (including contact details) Please ensure that a full postal address and a valid Institutional email address are included Name: Dr. Mitchell Levesque Position: Associate Professor Affiliation: University of Zürich Hospital, Department of Dermatology Institutional Postal Address: Wagistrasse 18, 8952, Schlieren, Zurich, Switzerland Institutional E-mail Address: mithchell.levesque@usz.ch Name: Dr. Christian Beisel Position: Head Genomics Facility Basel Affiliation: Department of Biosystems Science and Engineering, ETHZ Institutional Postal Address: Mattenstrasse 26, 4058 Basel, Switzerland Institutional E-mail Address: christian.beisel@bsse.ethz.ch D. Authorised Representative of the Data Controller(s) Name: Patrick Turko Position: Bioinformatician Affiliation: University of Zürich Hospital, Department of Dermatology Institutional Postal Address: Wagistrasse 18, 8952, Schlieren, Zurich Institutional E-mail Address: Patrick.Turko@usz.ch E. 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Study ID | Study Title | Study Type |
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EGAS00001005849 | Other |
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