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scRNAseq-Hmmr-OE

This repository contains single-cell RNA sequencing analysis of cardiac interstitial cells from WT and Hyaluronan Mediated Motility Receptor(Hmmr) overexpressing (OE) mice, 3 days (n = 3, 4) and 7 days (n = 3, 4) after acute myocardial infarction. Data were processed with the Seurat toolkit, using SCTransform normalization and reference-based integration with reciprocal PCA. WT samples were used as reference, OE samples as query.

Sequencing data

Sequencing data, including fastq files and cellranger outputs can be found at ArrayExpress accession E-MTAB-12852, a public link will be available upon publication or request.

Analysis

To recreate the full analysis you can follow the steps below. If you would like to process the data with your own custom workflow, a final list of cells (barcodes + metadata) after preprocessing, doublet removal and low-quality cluster removal can be found in:

  • data/basic_annotation.csv (all interstitial cells)
  • data/mac_annotation.csv (re-clustered macrophage subset)

Libraries

The following scRNA-seq-specific libraries were used:

Instructions

To reproduce the analysis, clone this repository and place the filtered feature count matrices inside the data folder. It should then contain the following:

scRNAseq-Hmmr-OE/data/
    day_3_filtered_feature_bc_matrix
    day_7_filtered_feature_bc_matrix
    basic_annotation.csv
    canonical_markers.csv
    cell_migration_GO_0016477.csv
    leukocyte_chemotaxis_GO_0030595.csv
    mac_annotation.csv
    seurat_cell_cycle.csv  

0-Hmmr-OE-complete-analysis.R will create all necessary directories and run the full analysis in the appropriate order. Each analysis step can also be run individually for better interactivity, starting from 1-Hmmr-OE-preprocessing.R. The estimated total memory needed to hold and process the resulting Seurat objects is ~120GB.

Examples