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New Term Request TAC3-positive medium spiny neurons #2304
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Is there some consensus on a short name for these neurons yet? |
No there is not. Should I check with people from the BRAIN data standards slack? |
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Thank you for this new term. Please, consider the suggested changes.
What does enriched expression mean? Are these cells also found in other brain regions? Are these genes also expressed in equivalent cell types in other species? |
Thanks for you comment
I hope this helps to clarify. With enriched expression, it is intended an increased expression of these specific genes in the D1Sh TAC3 archetype (cell type identified through archetype analysis) after performing Differential gene expression analysis. In particular the D1Sh TAC3 archetype was found between the two set of samples they acquired in this dataset. Afterwards, they performed a Dirichlet Simplex Nest (DSN) analysis to identify the distribution of gene expression cross cell archetypes. The molecular markers MPPED1, HPCAL1, MEIS3 were found by performing gene’s Pearson correlation with each archetype of interest. The TAC3+ Medium spiny neurons are described in PMID:34727523. So far it seems to be the only paper that describes this cell type, therefore there is no additional information in the literature that the molecular signature of these neurons is found 1) in other brain regions and 2) in other species. |
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Please, see inline comments.
Fixes #2301