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Single cell sequencing of Stellate Ganglion of mice retrolabeled from interscapular brown adipose tissue and forelimb
GSE310280
Mus musculus
Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing
11 samples
2026/01/01
GPL19057
Summary
To identify the molecular signature of the sympathetic neurons innervating interscapular brown adipose tissue (iBAT) in mice, we isolated, sorted, and sequenced single cells from the stellate ganglia (SG) of mice three days after injections of CTB-555 in iBAT and CTB-488 in forelimb. Each cell was analyzed for their emission after excitation at 488 and 555nm, and was assigned to either 488-positive, 555-positive, or none.
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