Bronchiolitis Obliterans Syndrome Airway scRNA-Seq Analysis
Updated January 7, 2025In 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. For additional information, contact: anne.perl@cchmc.org
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Project Label
Bronchiolitis Obliterans Syndrome Airway scRNA-Seq AnalysisSpecies
Homo sapiens
Sample Type
specimens
Anatomical Entity
lower respiratory tract
Organ Part
Unspecified
Selected Cell Types
Unspecified
Disease Status (Specimen)
bronchiolitis obliterans
Disease Status (Donor)
bronchiolitis obliterans
Development Stage
9-year-old human stage
Library Construction Method
10X 3' v2 sequencing
Nucleic Acid Source
single cell
Paired End
falseAnalysis Protocol
a9740a40-0d33-4e9b-9793-1945571f57f3, cee3fbfd-fe3b-40f8-b5e2-1653b3e67beaFile Format
Cell Count Estimate
UnspecifiedDonor Count
1