Single-cell RNA-sequencing data of human iPSC-derived (hiPSC-derived) astrocytes, both alone and in co-culture with neurons, to define the molecular response of astrocytes to misfolded alpha-synuclein.
Samples were derived from an human iPSC-derived astrocyte line, both alone and in co-culture with neurons +/- alpha-synuclein oligomer treatment.
- 24/01/2025
- 6 samples
- DAC: EGAC50000000111
- Technology: Illumina HiSeq 4000
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Studies are experimental investigations of a particular phenomenon, e.g., case-control studies on a particular trait or cancer research projects reporting matching cancer normal genomes from patients.
Study ID | Study Title | Study Type |
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EGAS50000000751 | RNASeq |
This table displays only public information pertaining to the files in the dataset. If you wish to access this dataset, please submit a request. If you already have access to these data files, please consult the download documentation.
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EGAF00008557489 | fastq.gz | 197.0 MB | ||
EGAF00008557491 | fastq.gz | 255.8 MB | ||
EGAF00008557492 | fastq.gz | 190.0 MB | ||
EGAF00008557494 | fastq.gz | 247.0 MB | ||
EGAF00008557495 | fastq.gz | 189.3 MB | ||
EGAF00008557496 | fastq.gz | 246.6 MB | ||
EGAF00008557498 | fastq.gz | 63.2 MB | ||
EGAF00008557500 | fastq.gz | 228.5 MB | ||
EGAF00008557501 | fastq.gz | 65.7 MB | ||
EGAF00008557503 | fastq.gz | 237.3 MB | ||
EGAF00008557504 | fastq.gz | 63.1 MB | ||
EGAF00008557506 | fastq.gz | 226.9 MB | ||
EGAF00008557507 | fastq.gz | 65.4 MB | ||
EGAF00008557509 | fastq.gz | 235.1 MB | ||
EGAF00008557510 | fastq.gz | 63.3 MB | ||
EGAF00008557512 | fastq.gz | 225.7 MB | ||
EGAF00008557513 | fastq.gz | 64.5 MB | ||
EGAF00008557515 | fastq.gz | 229.9 MB | ||
EGAF00008557516 | fastq.gz | 61.8 MB | ||
EGAF00008557518 | fastq.gz | 221.8 MB | ||
EGAF00008557519 | fastq.gz | 62.3 MB | ||
EGAF00008557520 | fastq.gz | 224.7 MB | ||
EGAF00008557525 | fastq.gz | 1.5 GB | ||
EGAF00008557527 | fastq.gz | 469.7 MB | ||
EGAF00008557529 | fastq.gz | 1.9 GB | ||
EGAF00008557530 | fastq.gz | 488.6 MB | ||
EGAF00008557532 | fastq.gz | 1.4 GB | ||
EGAF00008557534 | fastq.gz | 468.7 MB | ||
EGAF00008557535 | fastq.gz | 1.8 GB | ||
EGAF00008557537 | fastq.gz | 486.2 MB | ||
EGAF00008557538 | fastq.gz | 1.7 GB | ||
EGAF00008557541 | fastq.gz | 1.8 GB | ||
EGAF00008557543 | fastq.gz | 479.8 MB | ||
EGAF00008557544 | fastq.gz | 1.7 GB | ||
EGAF00008557546 | fastq.gz | 460.6 MB | ||
EGAF00008557547 | fastq.gz | 1.7 GB | ||
EGAF00008557550 | fastq.gz | 135.7 MB | ||
EGAF00008557551 | fastq.gz | 1.7 GB | ||
EGAF00008557553 | fastq.gz | 463.2 MB | ||
EGAF00008557554 | fastq.gz | 130.8 MB | ||
EGAF00008557555 | fastq.gz | 130.3 MB | ||
EGAF00008557556 | fastq.gz | 1.6 GB | ||
EGAF00008557557 | fastq.gz | 474.7 MB | ||
EGAF00008557559 | fastq.gz | 135.0 MB | ||
EGAF00008557560 | fastq.gz | 454.0 MB | ||
EGAF00008557561 | fastq.gz | 1.7 GB | ||
EGAF00008557563 | fastq.gz | 457.9 MB | ||
EGAF00008557564 | fastq.gz | 131.1 MB | ||
EGAF00008557565 | fastq.gz | 469.1 MB | ||
EGAF00008557567 | fastq.gz | 133.3 MB | ||
EGAF00008557568 | fastq.gz | 451.6 MB | ||
EGAF00008557570 | fastq.gz | 128.0 MB | ||
EGAF00008557571 | fastq.gz | 459.8 MB | ||
EGAF00008557573 | fastq.gz | 129.0 MB | ||
EGAF00008557574 | fastq.gz | 444.4 MB | ||
EGAF00008557576 | fastq.gz | 450.7 MB | ||
EGAF00008557578 | fastq.gz | 408.9 MB | ||
EGAF00008557579 | fastq.gz | 506.6 MB | ||
EGAF00008557581 | fastq.gz | 394.1 MB | ||
EGAF00008557582 | fastq.gz | 488.8 MB | ||
EGAF00008557584 | fastq.gz | 390.9 MB | ||
EGAF00008557585 | fastq.gz | 45.0 MB | ||
EGAF00008557586 | fastq.gz | 58.1 MB | ||
EGAF00008557587 | fastq.gz | 486.3 MB | ||
EGAF00008557589 | fastq.gz | 43.1 MB | ||
EGAF00008557590 | fastq.gz | 55.8 MB | ||
EGAF00008557592 | fastq.gz | 42.9 MB | ||
EGAF00008557593 | fastq.gz | 55.6 MB | ||
EGAF00008557595 | fastq.gz | 14.4 MB | ||
EGAF00008557596 | fastq.gz | 51.9 MB | ||
EGAF00008557598 | fastq.gz | 14.9 MB | ||
EGAF00008557599 | fastq.gz | 53.8 MB | ||
EGAF00008557601 | fastq.gz | 14.3 MB | ||
EGAF00008557602 | fastq.gz | 51.5 MB | ||
EGAF00008557604 | fastq.gz | 14.9 MB | ||
EGAF00008557605 | fastq.gz | 53.3 MB | ||
EGAF00008557607 | fastq.gz | 14.4 MB | ||
EGAF00008557608 | fastq.gz | 51.3 MB | ||
EGAF00008557610 | fastq.gz | 14.7 MB | ||
EGAF00008557611 | fastq.gz | 52.3 MB | ||
EGAF00008557613 | fastq.gz | 14.1 MB | ||
EGAF00008557614 | fastq.gz | 50.4 MB | ||
EGAF00008557616 | fastq.gz | 14.2 MB | ||
EGAF00008557617 | fastq.gz | 51.1 MB | ||
EGAF00008557619 | fastq.gz | 55.8 MB | ||
EGAF00008557621 | fastq.gz | 58.0 MB | ||
EGAF00008557622 | fastq.gz | 208.1 MB | ||
EGAF00008557624 | fastq.gz | 55.7 MB | ||
EGAF00008557626 | fastq.gz | 199.0 MB | ||
EGAF00008557627 | fastq.gz | 57.8 MB | ||
EGAF00008557629 | fastq.gz | 206.0 MB | ||
EGAF00008557630 | fastq.gz | 56.0 MB | ||
EGAF00008557631 | fastq.gz | 198.0 MB | ||
EGAF00008557633 | fastq.gz | 57.1 MB | ||
EGAF00008557635 | fastq.gz | 202.0 MB | ||
EGAF00008557636 | fastq.gz | 54.8 MB | ||
EGAF00008557638 | fastq.gz | 195.1 MB | ||
EGAF00008557639 | fastq.gz | 55.2 MB | ||
EGAF00008557641 | fastq.gz | 197.7 MB | ||
EGAF00008557642 | fastq.gz | 173.6 MB | ||
EGAF00008557644 | fastq.gz | 221.7 MB | ||
EGAF00008557645 | fastq.gz | 166.5 MB | ||
EGAF00008557647 | fastq.gz | 212.9 MB | ||
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EGAF00008557650 | fastq.gz | 212.6 MB | ||
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EGAF00008557657 | fastq.gz | 99.2 MB | ||
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EGAF00008557666 | fastq.gz | 101.5 MB | ||
EGAF00008557668 | fastq.gz | 351.6 MB | ||
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EGAF00008557671 | fastq.gz | 339.1 MB | ||
EGAF00008557672 | fastq.gz | 98.0 MB | ||
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EGAF00008557680 | fastq.gz | 375.3 MB | ||
EGAF00008557681 | fastq.gz | 300.3 MB | ||
EGAF00008557682 | fastq.gz | 374.9 MB | ||
EGAF00008617781 | fastq.gz | 200.4 MB | ||
EGAF00008632376 | fastq.gz | 1.7 GB | ||
EGAF00008632377 | fastq.gz | 1.8 GB | ||
130 Files (46.1 GB) |