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Dataset ID

JGAD000932

Type of data
NGS (scRNA-seq)
Access criteria
Controlled-access (Type I)
Total data volume
114 GB
File formats
  • FASTQ
  • BAM
Research
hum0508
Date published
2025-05-21
Date modified
2025-05-21

Analysis method

scRNA-seq

Materials and participants
congenital aniridia (ICD10: Q131): 1 case
corneal and limbal epithelial cells: 2 samples
  • Health status
    Affected
  • Subject count
    2 (Sample)
Disease
congenital aniridia (Q131)
Sample description
RNAs extracted from corneal and limbal epithelial cells
  • Tissue
    Corneal epithelial cell, Limbal epithelial cell
  • Tumor / normal
    Normal
Sample provider
N/A
Experimental method
scRNA-seq
Target
N/A
Reagent kit
Chromium Next GEM Single Cell 5' v2
Fragmentation
included in the above library construction kit
Platform
Illumina NovaSeq 6000
Read type
Paired-end
Read length
90 bp
Reference genome
GRCh38
Mapping
Cell Ranger v7.1.0
Mapping quality
Reads Mapped to Genome: 93.5% (CE), 94.7% (LE)