Bronchiolitis Obliterans Syndrome Airway scRNA-Seq

Anne Karina Perl1
1Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, *Corresponding author
Description In as many as half of all lung transplant patients, Bronchiolitis Obliterans Syndrome or BOS, can develop, resulting in a progress deterioration of lung function. In this experiment, scRNA-Seq was performed on a series of 5 distal and proximal airway regions of the removed lung, prior to transplantation. The patient was a a male 9 year old, with BOS confirmed upon biopsy, which occurred after a bone marrow transplantation (graft versus host rejection). The sample was prepared from flash frozen sample, processed using a cold activated protease protocol in the laboratory of Anne Karina Perl (Cincinnati Children's Hospital - IRB 2013-3309). The dataset was processed using the Terra Optimus and Cumulus pipelines to produce unsupervised louvain clusters as well as in the software ICGS2 (unsupervised) and cellHarmony (supervised) to identify cell population identities relative to prior published studies.
Dataset ID LMEX0000004409
Assay Type Single-cell RNA-seq
Organism Human
Stages Child
Cell Count 15801
Technology 10x Genomics Chromium Single Cell Gene Expression
FileDescriptionSize
BOS_library_metadata.tsvHarmonized library metadata for the five libraries, all 68 columns, one row per library. The Samples tab above shows only the fourteen columns the site defines for a human sample, so this file is where the rest live: anatomic region, assay, cell counts, smoking status, pulmonary function, source accession and provenance. 35 of the 68 columns carry a value for this study; 33 are empty because the released file is censored.5.1 KB
BOS_release_counts.h5adRelease object for this study, HDF5 AnnData, gzip compressed. 15,801 cells x 31,782 genes over 24 author cell states and 5 libraries of one donor. X holds RAW INTEGER COUNTS, not a normalized matrix, so a reader can normalize as they choose. obs carries the author annotation (ICGS-Annotations), the library, the region, the donor covariates and the UMAP coordinates. The site's heatmap and chart viewers read a log2 counts-per-ten-thousand matrix rebuilt from these counts.99.4 MB
LungMAP IDAlt IDSpeciesSexAgeAge GroupHealth Status
LMSPBOS0000001Run2651-distal-CTRLHomo sapiensMale9.4 yearsChildKnown lung disease
LMSPBOS0000002Run2652Homo sapiensMale9.4 yearsChildKnown lung disease
LMSPBOS0000003Run2655Homo sapiensMale9.4 yearsChildKnown lung disease
LMSPBOS0000004Run2661Homo sapiensMale9.4 yearsChildKnown lung disease
LMSPBOS0000005Run2663Homo sapiensMale9.4 yearsChildKnown lung disease