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| 76698 | SRR25253555 | SRX20999594 | SRS18272867 | SRP449239 | PRJNA994180 | Evolution of neuronal cell classes and types in the vertebrate retina [Zebrafish] | GSE237214 | Transcriptome Analysis | The basic plan of the retina is conserved across vertebrates yet species differ profoundly in their visual needs Baden et al. 2020. One might expect that retinal cell types evolved to accommodate these varied needs but this has not been systematically studied. Here we generated and integrated single cell transcriptomic atlases of the retina from 17 species: humans two non human primates four rodents three ungulates opossum ferret tree shrew a teleost fish a bird a reptile and a lamprey. Molecular conservation of the six retinal cell classes photoreceptors horizontal cells bipolar cells amacrine cells retinal ganglion cells [RGCs] and Müller glia is striking with transcriptomic differences across species correlated with evolutionary distance. Major subclasses are also conserved whereas variation among types within classes or subclasses is more pronounced. However an integrative analysis revealed that numerous types are shared across species based on conserved gene expression programs that likely trace back to the common ancestor of jawed vertebrates. The degree of variation among types increases from the outer retina photoreceptors to the inner retina RGCs suggesting that evolution acts preferentially to shape the retinal output. Finally we identified mammalian orthologs of midget RGCs which comprise >80% of RGCs in the human retina subserve high acuity vision and were believed to be primate specific Berson 2008; in contrast the mouse orthologs comprise <2% of mouse RGCs. Projections both primate and mouse orthologous types are overrepresented in the thalamus which supplies the primary visual cortex. We suggest that midget RGCs are not primate innovations but descendants of evolutionarily ancient types that decreased in size and increased in number as primates evolved thereby facilitating high visual acuity and increased cortical processing of visual information. Overall design: Single cell RNA seq was performed on cells isolated from fresh retina. Fluorescence activated cell sorting was used to collect Calcein blueCB positive live cells. For some collections CB+ cells were further seprated using CD90/THY1 and/or CD73 expression as an strategy to enrich for RGCs and/or to deplete phototreceptors respectively Please note that he enrichment strategy was not effective for some species/samples. Approximately 8000 cells were recovered from each sample and each cell was sequenced to a depth of 40000 reads. | parent bioproject:PRJNA994164 | pubmed:38092908 | Zebrafish BC1 | GSM7596935 | source name:Retina|tissue:Retina|cell type:Retinal neurons|geo loc name:missing|collection date:missing | Zebrafish BC1 | We used cellranger v7.0 10X Genomics to align the sc and snRNA seq datasets following manufacturer’s instructions. For each species sequencing reads were demultiplexed into distinct samples and the .fastq.gz files corresponding to each sample were aligned to reference transcriptomes to obtain binary alignment map .bam files. Assembly: Zv82 Supplementary files format and content: To include both exonic and intronic reads in the quantification of gene expression for each sample regardless of cellular or nuclear origin we applied velocyto to the corresponding .bam files. This generated two separate gene expression matrices GEMs; genes x cells for each sample corresponding to “spliced” and “unspliced” reads. The two GEMs were summed element by element to obtain “total” GEM for each sample. Supplementary files format and content: GEMs from different sample runs were combined column wise concatenated to yield a full species’ GEM. | Retina | None | Retinas were dissected in Ames solution Sigma Aldrich; equilibrated with 95% O2/5% CO2 for all use immediately following enucleation. They were dissociated in papain followed by FACS sorting. Cells were stained for either THY1/CD90 to enrich for RGCs or for CD73 to deplete photoreceptors. Single cell libraries were generated using the Chromium 3’ V3 platform 10X Genomics Pleasanton CA according to the manufacturer’s protocol. Briefly single cells were partitioned into Gel beads in EMulsion GEMs where nuclear lysis and barcoded reverse transcription of RNA would take place to yield full length cDNA; this was followed by amplification enzymatic fragmentation and 5’ adaptor and sample index attachment to yield the final libraries. Single cell RNA sequecning 10X Genomics | tissue:Retina|cell type:Retinal neurons | GSM7596935 | GSM7596935: Zebrafish BC1; Danio rerio; RNA Seq | GSM7596935 r1 | GSM7596935 | 1 | Retinas were dissected in Ames solution Sigma Aldrich; equilibrated with 95% O2/5% CO2 for all use immediately following enucleation. They were dissociated in papain followed by FACS sorting. Cells were stained for either THY1/CD90 to enrich for RGCs or for CD73 to deplete photoreceptors. Single cell libraries were generated using the Chromium three prime V3 platform 10X Genomics Pleasanton CA according to the manufacturer's protocol. Briefly single cells were partitioned into Gel beads in EMulsion GEMs where nuclear lysis and barcoded reverse transcription of RNA would take place to yield full length cDNA; this was followed by amplification enzymatic fragmentation and five prime adaptor and sample index attachment to yield the final libraries. Single cell RNA sequecning 10X Genomics | RNA-Seq | TRANSCRIPTOMIC SINGLE CELL | cDNA | PAIRED | ILLUMINA | Illumina NovaSeq 6000 | SRP449239 | intentional duplicate | ZfishBC1.bam | 10X Genomics bam file | 6529192180.0 | 66624410.0 | GSM7596935 r1 | 0:98 | A:1937703976;C:1274004687;G:1327972080;T:1988461414;N:1050023 | 98 | 1937703976 | 1274004687 | 1327972080 | 1988461414 | 1050023 | SRX20999594 | SRS18272867 | SRA1672086 | Karthik Shekhar, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, UC Berkeley | Karthik Shekhar, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, UC Berkeley | 1 | 0.84848 | 0.27131 | 0.81233 | 0.48186 | 98 | B | usable mapping rate | illumina | novaseq_era | full_length | cdna_unspecified | unknown | sc | single_cell_droplet | 10x | United States | 2023-07-12 | Undetermined | Undetermined | Eye | Sensory System |