Human-Mammalian Brain - Basal Ganglia 10X snRNASeq data: Cross-Species gene expression across species

Human-Mammalian Brain - Basal Ganglia 10X snRNASeq data: Cross-Species gene expression across species#

The basal ganglia are a set of subcortical structures critical for motor control, particularly in the context of action selection, motor learning and emotional state, whose coarse functional organization is well-described in the literature.

This page describes and links to and metadata for the HMBA-BG 10X gene expression data, with 16,630 genes aligned across the species. In total there are 2,035,898 cells in this gene aligned, cross-species dataset. These data are a QCed subset of those from described in the (HMBA-10XMultiome-BG) page.

These data from the basis of the cross species Basal Ganglia (BG) taxonomy.

For more information on the dataset, please refer to the following webpage: Human and Mammalian Brain Atlas Release: Basal Ganglia.

The expression matrices and associated metadata are hosted on AWS S3 bucket as a AWS Public Dataset:

Data is being shared under the CC BY NC 4.0 license.

Related resources:

  • Single cell transcriptomes for each individual species in the HMBA-BG dataset.(HMBA-10XMultiome-BG)

  • Taxonomy and Clustering analysis of ~2 million single cell transcriptomes from the cross-species dataset. (HMBA-BG-taxonomy)

  • Spatial transcriptomic data for three species and donors (HMBA-Spatial-BG)

  • 717 Macaque Patch-Seq cells with summary electro-physiology and morphology features. (HMBA-Macaque-PatchSeq-BG)

Associated notebooks: