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Information about the BioProject submission of all whole-genome-sequenced samples used in this study

Sequencing of 150 bp paired-end reads on an Illumina NextSeq 500 or 2000

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Usage of fine-tuned BioBERT for identification of chemical entities

Using semantic search in MesH and PubChem databases for entity linking

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Submitter: Yi Chen

Biological problem addressed: Gene Expression

Investigation: FAIR Functional Enrichment: Assessing and Model...

Study: FAIR Functional Enrichment

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Harvest optical densites and methods of transcriptom, proteom and metabolom samples for all tested substrat conditions.

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For scRNA-Seq, iSABs were dissociated using the Primary Cardiomyocyte Isolation Kit (Thermo Fisher Scientific) before library preparation was performed using the 10xGenomics system with subsequent sequencing on the HighSeq4000 (Illumina). The mouse-SAN scRNA-Seq protocol is described in Goodyer et al. Preprocessing of raw sequencing data from iSABs relied on tools of the Cell Ranger Software (v.6.1.0) as was the procedure in Goodyer et al. Downstream analyses were conducted similar for both ...

Submitter: Anne-Marie Galow

Biological problem addressed: Gene Expression

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Study: Quality control in scRNA‑Seq can discriminate p...

Application of the LoRAS oversampling approach on single-cell/single-nuclei data to annotate/identify specific cell populations in new data based on previously, manually curated data.

Here, we conduct a proof of principle by comparing a 2D and 3D fluorescent image analysis based approach on unlabeled cardiomyocytes. Based on the CellProfiler software, we extracted high-dimensional features of individual cells and nuclei, which are subsequently down-sampled and clustered. These clusters are furthermore benchmarked via different machine learning classifiers (e.g., AdaBoost, Gradient Boosting, Random Forest) as the ground truth for our proposed approach.

Submitter: Markus Wolfien

Biological problem addressed: Model Analysis Type

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Study: 1 hidden item

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