miR-Blood - a small RNA atlas of human blood components.

Julia JehnFranziska TrudzinskiRastislav HorosJudith SchenzFlorian UhleMarkus A WeigandMaurice FrankMustafa KahramanMarco HeuvelmanTobias SikosekTimothy RajakumarJennifer GerwingJasmin SkottkeAlberto Daniel-MorenoChristina RudolfFranziska HinkfothKaja TikkPetros ChristopoulosLaura V KlotzHauke WinterMichael KreuterBruno R Steinkraus

Published in: Scientific data (2024)

miR-Blood is a high-quality, small RNA expression atlas for the major components of human peripheral blood (plasma, erythrocytes, thrombocytes, monocytes, neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, natural killer cells, CD4+ T cells, CD8+ T cells, and B cells). Based on the purified blood components from 52 individuals, the dataset provides a comprehensive repository for the expression of 4971 small RNAs from eight non-coding RNA classes.

Keyphrases

peripheral blood
poor prognosis
endothelial cells
long non coding rna
cell proliferation
natural killer cells
single cell
long noncoding rna
induced pluripotent stem cells
pluripotent stem cells
binding protein
dendritic cells
nucleic acid