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Single-cell RNA-sequencing Analysis Reveals the Dynamic Immune Cell Landscape and Cellular Immune Responses in Bony Fish

ABSTRACT: We used 10X scRNA-Seq to investigate gene expression dynamics and cell type changes in four turbot immuno-organs (gill, head kidney, posterior intestine and spleen) during infection. In total, 103,055 high quality leukocytes were characterized. Our results not only provide a useful resource for the study of fish immune system, but also uncover the origins of adaptive immunity throughout vertebrate evolution.

ORGANISM(S): Scophthalmus maximus

PROVIDER: GSE174019 | GEO | 2021/11/06

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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