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Accession: PRJNA339749 ID: 339749

Bulk RNA-sequencing of murine atrioventricular nodes

Tissue-resident macrophages abound in the distal atrioventricular (AV) node of the heart, electrically couple to conducting cardiomyocytes via Connexin (Cx) 43-containing gap junctions and are implicated in normal and aberrant cardiac conduction. More...
AccessionPRJNA339749
Data TypeRaw sequence reads
ScopeMultispecies
PublicationsHulsmans M et al., "Macrophages Facilitate Electrical Conduction in the Heart.", Cell, 2017 Apr 20;169(3):510-522.e20
SubmissionRegistration date: 22-Aug-2016
Massachusetts General Hospital
RelevanceMedical
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Sequence data
SRA Experiments9
Publications
PubMed1
PMC1
Other datasets
BioSample3
GEO DataSets1
GEO Data Details
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Data volume, Supplementary Mbytes1
SRA Data Details
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Data volume, Gbases21
Data volume, Mbytes13911

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