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Visium HD Spatial Gene Expression Library, Mouse Kidney (FFPE)

HD Spatial Gene Expression dataset analyzed using Space Ranger 3.0.0

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Biomaterials

A mouse kidney tissue block (FFPE) was obtained from Charles River Laboratories.

  • Strain: C57BL/6
  • Sex: Male
  • Age: 8 weeks

Sample preparation

A 5 µm section was taken from the FFPE tissue block with a microtome (Epredia HM355S). Sectioning, deparaffinization, H&E staining and imaging followed the Visium HD FFPE Tissue Preparation Handbook (CG000684).

Imaging

  • Image type: H&E
  • Microscope: Olympus VS200 Slide Scanner
  • Objective magnification: 20X
  • Numerical Aperture: 0.8
  • ScopeLED light source: VS200 LED, Olympus integrated bright field source
  • Camera: iDS VS-264C, Olympus scanner integrated camera
  • Exposure: 500 microseconds

Assay workflow

Probe hybridization, probe ligation, slide preparation, probe release, extension, and library construction followed the Visium HD Spatial Gene Expression Reagent Kits User Guide (CG000685).

  • Slide serial number: H1-TFG3KDZ
  • Area: D-1
  • Instrument: Visium CytAssist
  • Probe set: Visium Mouse Transcriptome Probe Set v2.0

Sequencing

  • Indexing: Dual index plate TS set A; sample index B3
  • Sequencing instrument: Illumina NovaSeq 6000
  • Sequencing configuration: 43 bp read 1, 50 bp read 2, 10 bp i7 sample index, and 10 bp i5 sample index
  • Sequencing depth: 513.6 million reads

Analysis

Space Ranger v3.0 was used to map FASTQ files to the reference, detect tissue, align the data to the microscope and CytAssist images, and output feature-barcode matrices for further analysis.

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This dataset is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution license.