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| 69678 | SRR19094455 | SRX15162537 | SRS12904064 | SRP373785 | PRJNA835404 | Proteostasis governs differential temperature sensitivity across embryonic cell types | GSE202294 | Other | The genetic program of embryonic development is remarkably robust but temperature stress can degrade its ability to generate animals with invariant anatomy. While the stereotyped consistent phenotypes associated with environmental stress during vertebrate development suggest that some cell types are more sensitive to stress than others the basis of this sensitivity is unknown. Here we characterize hundreds of individual zebrafish embryos under temperature stress using whole animal single cell RNA seq to identify cell types and molecular programs within them that drive phenotypic variability. We find that temperature perturbs the normal proportions and gene expression programs of numerous cell types and also introduces asynchrony in their development. The notochord is particularly sensitive to temperature stress which we show is due to a specialized cell type sheath cells. Further analyses show that sheath cells accumulate misfolded protein at elevated temperature leading to a cascading structural failure of the notochord and irreversible anatomic defects in the embryo. Our study demonstrates that whole animal single cell RNA seq can characterize mechanisms important for developmental robustness and pinpoint molecular programs within specific cell types that constitute key failure points. Overall design: Whole zebrafish embryos were collected across multiple timepoints or in response to temperature perturbations 28C 32C 34C with sci RNA seq3. | pubmed:37949057 | Hotfish | GSM6107905 | source name:Whole embryo|tissue:Whole embryo|developmental stage:24 30 36 hpf|strain:AB|genotype:wild type|treatment:temperature perturbation experiment controls treated|temperature:28C 32C 34C|fraction:nuclear polyA RNA | Hotfish | The demultiplexing barcoded processing gene counting and aggregation were performed using the Brotman Baty sci RNA seq demultiplexing and processing pipelines https://github.com/bbi lab/bbi dmux; https://github.com/bbi lab/bbi sci. Count matrix was loaded into Monocle3 for further analysis Assembly: GRCz11 Supplementary files format and content: hotfish.cds monocle3 object Supplementary files format and content: HF4 counts.RDS gene by cell counts sparse matrix Supplementary files format and content: HF4 cell metadata.txt cell metadata tab separated Supplementary files format and content: HF4 gene metadata.txt gene metadata tab separated Supplementary files format and content: HF4 hash sampleSheet.txt hash sample table tab separated Supplementary files format and content: HF4 processed hashTable.csv hash count table tab separated | Whole embryo | Embryos were transferred one by one into separate wells of a 96 well V bottom plate containing 75μL of 1X TrypLE + 2 mg/mL Collagenase P. Embryos were then dissociated by manual trituration at 30℃ once every 5 minutes. Dissociation continued until no visible chunks were present under a dissecting scope which took between 20 40 minutes depending on embryo stage e.g. 20 minutes for 18hpf and 40 minutes for 72hpf. Stop solution [1x dPBS 5% FBS ] was then added to each well to quench the proteases. three prime end capture of polyAdenylated transcripts. In situ reverse transcription with barcoded RT primers followed by second strand synthesis tagmentation and index PCR gives each nucleus and all the RNA molecules contained within it a unique combination of barcode sequences. These barcodes are then demultiplexed to create single cells in silico. snRNA seq | Zebrafish embryos were raised in embryo media at 28.5 32 and 34C. | tissue:Whole embryo|developmental stage:24 30 36 hpf|strain:AB|genotype:wild type|treatment:temperature perturbation experiment controls treated|temperature:28C 32C 34C|fraction:nuclear polyA RNA | GSM6107905 | GSM6107905: Hotfish; Danio rerio; RNA Seq | GSM6107905 r1 | GSM6107905 | 1 | Embryos were transferred one by one into separate wells of a 96 well V bottom plate containing 75μL of 1X TrypLE + 2 mg/mL Collagenase P. Embryos were then dissociated by manual trituration at 30℃ once every 5 minutes. Dissociation continued until no visible chunks were present under a dissecting scope which took between 20 40 minutes depending on embryo stage e.g. 20 minutes for 18hpf and 40 minutes for 72hpf. Stop solution [1x dPBS 5% FBS ] was then added to each well to quench the proteases. three prime end capture of polyAdenylated transcripts. In situ reverse transcription with barcoded RT primers followed by second strand synthesis tagmentation and index PCR gives each nucleus and all the RNA molecules contained within it a unique combination of barcode sequences. These barcodes are then demultiplexed to create single cells in silico. snRNA seq | RNA-Seq | TRANSCRIPTOMIC SINGLE CELL | cDNA | SINGLE | ILLUMINA | Illumina NovaSeq 6000 | SRP373785 | loader:fastq load.py|options: appendBCtoName | HF4-L002.fastq.gz | fastq | 64445114000.0 | 644451140.0 | GSM6107905 r2 | 0:100 | A:21755385809;C:12837761861;G:14651336119;T:15197372623;N:3257588 | 100 | 21755385809 | 12837761861 | 14651336119 | 15197372623 | 3257588 | SRX15162537 | SRS12904064 | SRA1415795 | University of Washington | University of Washington | 1 | 0.73455 | 0.40204 | 0.84153 | 0.56626 | 100 | B | usable mapping rate | illumina | novaseq_era | 3prime | poly_a | unknown | sc | single_cell_plate | scirnaseq | United States | 2022-05-05 | Pharyngula | Embryo | Whole Organism | All anatomical structures |