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putamen — IGVFSM9093UXXC

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Summary
multiplexed sample: Homo sapiens (male, 74 years) putamen tissue associated with Parkinson's disease; Homo sapiens (male, 89 years) posterior cingulate gyrus tissue; ... and 6 more samples
Multiplexing Method
genetic
Sources
Taxa
Homo sapiens
Aliases
igvf:corces_multiplexedSample_RP029_G4
Attribution
Ryan Corces, Gladstone Institute UCSF

Donors

8 items
Aliases
  • igvf:corces_donor_BANN1070
male
Homo sapiens
  • igvf:corces_donor_BANN1329
male
Homo sapiens
  • igvf:corces_donor_BANN0124
male
Homo sapiens
  • igvf:corces_donor_BANN1234
male
Homo sapiens
  • igvf:corces_donor_BANN0341
male
Homo sapiens
  • igvf:corces_donor_BANN1872
female
Homo sapiens
  • igvf:corces_donor_BANN1352
female
Homo sapiens
  • igvf:corces_donor_BANN0227
male
Homo sapiens

File Sets

2 items
single-nucleus RNA sequencing assay (10x multiome)
  • igvf:corces_measurementSet_RP029_G4_RNA
Ryan Corces, Gladstone Institute UCSF
single-nucleus ATAC-seq (10x multiome)
  • igvf:corces_measurementSet_RP029_G4_ATAC
Ryan Corces, Gladstone Institute UCSF

Multiplexed Samples

8 items
Sample Terms
Disease Terms
Summary
Tissue
Homo sapiens (male, 74 years) putamen tissue associated with Parkinson's disease
Tissue
Homo sapiens (male, 89 years) posterior cingulate gyrus tissue
Tissue
Homo sapiens (female, 80 years) posterior cingulate gyrus tissue associated with Parkinson's disease, cerebral amyloid angiopathy, mild cognitive impairment
Tissue
Homo sapiens (male, 74 years) substantia nigra tissue
Tissue
Homo sapiens (male, 90 or above years) substantia nigra tissue associated with Parkinson's disease, cerebral amyloid angiopathy
Tissue
Homo sapiens (male, 86 years) substantia nigra tissue
Tissue
Homo sapiens (male, 75 years) putamen tissue associated with Alzheimer disease, Parkinson's disease, cerebral amyloid angiopathy
Tissue
Homo sapiens (female, 81 years) substantia nigra tissue associated with Parkinson's disease