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Ethan H Kim1,2, Derek Howard1, Yuxiao Chen1
1Krembil Centre for Neuroinformatics, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), Toronto, ON, Canada.
Abstract:
The application of RNA sequencing has enabled the characterization of genome-wide gene expression in the human brain, including distinct layers of the neocortex. Neuroanatomically, the molecular patterns that underlie the laminar organization of the neocortex can help link structure to circuitry and function. To advance our understanding of cortical architecture, we created LaminaRGeneVis, a web application that displays across-layer cortical gene expression from multiple datasets. These datasets were collected using bulk, single-nucleus, and spatial RNA sequencing methodologies and were normalized to facilitate comparisons between datasets. The online resource performs single- and multi-gene analyses to provide figures and statistics for user-friendly assessment of laminar gene expression patterns in the adult human neocortex. The web application is available at https://ethanhkim.shinyapps.io/laminargenevis/.
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