Subcellular and regional localization of mRNA translation in midbrain dopamine neurons–DropSeqPipeline8

By Ben Hobson, BA, Linghao Kong, Maria F. Angelo, Ori J. Lieberman, Eugene Mosharov, PhD, Etienne Herzog, David Sulzer, PhD and Peter Sims, PhD
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Description

This is a data processing pipeline for analyzing microwell- or DropSeq-like scRNA-seq data. It can also be used for analyzing pooled plate-based scRNA-seq

Team
Team Sulzer
Program
Collaborative Research Network
Theme
Neuro-Immune Interactions

Meet the Authors

  • Ben Hobson, BA

    Key Personnel: Team Sulzer, 

    Columbia University

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    Linghao Kong

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    Maria F. Angelo

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    Ori J. Lieberman

  • Eugene Mosharov, PhD

    Key Personnel: Team Sulzer, 

    Columbia University

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    Etienne Herzog

  • David Sulzer, PhD

    Lead PI (Core Leadership): Team Sulzer, 

    Columbia University

  • Peter Sims, PhD

    Key Personnel: Team Sulzer, 

    Columbia University

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