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Data from: A single-cell immune atlas of primary and secondary lymphoid organs in pigs

Published by Agricultural Research Service | Department of Agriculture | Catalog Last Checked: August 01, 2026 at 04:52 AM | Dataset Last Updated: March 09, 2026
Data objects used for analysis in "A single-cell immune atlas of primary and secondary lymphoid organs in pigs" by Wiarda et al. Data objects include .cloupe files for interactive query in Loupe Cell Browser (10X Genomics), .rds files to download for use with a Shiny app for data query, and .h5seurat files for computational query of data. Briefly, cells were isolated from bone marrow, thymus, lymph node, and spleen of two pigs and processed for single-cell RNA sequencing. Single-cell RNA sequencing data was analyzed to identify cell types in each tissue and perform comparisons across tissues and across datasets.

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18 resources available

  • sp.cloupe

    CLOUPE
  • bm.cloupe

    CLOUPE
  • ln.cloupe

    CLOUPE
  • th.cloupe

    CLOUPE
  • PigImmuneMultiTissue_Spleen_CellTypeAnnotated_HBBhiRemoved.h5Seurat

    H5SEURAT
  • PigImmuneMultiTissue_AllTissues_CellTypeMerge_Myeloid.h5Seurat

    H5SEURAT
  • PigImmuneMultiTissue_BoneMarrow_CellTypeAnnotated_HBBhiRemoved.h5Seurat

    H5SEURAT
  • PigImmuneMultiTissue_AllTissues_CellTypeMerge_B.h5Seurat

    H5SEURAT
  • PigImmuneMultiTissue_LymphNode_CellTypeAnnotated.h5Seurat

    H5SEURAT
  • PigImmuneMultiTissue_Thymus_CellTypeAnnotated.h5Seurat

    H5SEURAT
  • PigImmuneMultiTissue_AllTissues_CellTypeMerge_TILC.h5Seurat

    H5SEURAT
  • Thymus_shiny.rds

    RDS
  • Lymph_Node_mapped_shiny.rds

    RDS
  • Spleen_shiny.rds

    RDS
  • Spleen_mapped_shiny.rds

    RDS
  • Thymus_mapped_shiny.rds

    RDS
  • Bone_Marrow_shiny.rds

    RDS
  • Lymph_Node_shiny.rds

    RDS

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