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B cell in mucosal healing


Citation

This is a public repository containing scripts used in the publication:

Frede A*, Czarnewski P*, Monasterio G* et al. (* co-first authors)
B cell expansion hinders the stomal-epithelium regenerative crosstalk during mucosal healing
Immunity 02 Dec 2022. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.immuni.2022.11.002


Running the analysis

The analysis scripts are available in the code folder and is empty by default. The data folder is used to host the raw counts and other files used for the analysis. Some datasets require manual download and should be placed in the corresponding folder. The results folder, also empty by default, will store the output from analysis performed. The analysis done herein can be reproduced by installing CONDA and running:

  1. Clone this repository\
git clone https://github.com/czarnewski/b_cell_in_mucosal_healing.git
  1. Create and activate the conda environment\
cd b_cell_in_mucosal_healing

conda activate base
conda install -c conda-forge mamba

mamba env create -n b_cell_mh -f env_b_cell_mh.yml
conda activate b_cell_mh

Datasets

The list of all datasets used in the manuscript are depicted below:

Technology Dataset source publication Accession no
10X scRNAseq B cells, DSS d0 and d14 this manuscript GSE163637
10X scRNAseq stromal and epithelial, BCD and Ctrl, DSS d14 this manuscript GSE163638
bulk-RNAseq Colon tissue (BCD and Ctrl, DSS d14) this manuscript GSE207178
bulk-RNAseq Colon tissue (DSS d0/2/4/6/7/8/10/12/14) Czarnewski et al 2019 Nat Commun GSE131032
16S sequencing Microbiota (BCD and Ctrl, DSS d14) this manuscript PRJEB54765
10X Visium Colon (DSS d0 and. d14) Parigi et al. 2021 Nat Commun GSE169749
10X Visium Colon (BCD and Ctrl, DSS d14) this manuscript GSE190595
10X scRNAseq Single cell, colon, human, ulcerative colitis Smillie et al 2019 Cell SCP259
10X scRNAseq Bone marrow from Tabula Muris TMC et al 2018 Nature GSE109774