Additional file 3 of Single-cell analysis of menstrual endometrial tissues defines phenotypes associated with endometriosis
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Comparing menstrual effluent prepared by tissue enrichment or whole tissue digestion reveals generally similar cell type representation, with tissue enrichment yielding more epithelial cells.
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Additional file 3. Cell cluster composition of ME is similar when ME is analyzed after enrichment for endometrial tissues and digested or analyzed as digested whole ME. Comparison of UMAP plots is shown for ME samples prepared by tissue enrichment of menstrual effluent (“ME-Tissue”; 6 diagnosed subjects and 5 controls) or when tissue digestion is applied to unfractionated ME (“whole ME”, 5 diagnosed subjects, and 4 controls). The various cell types are generally well represented between the two approaches to ME preparation. Of note there is an increased yield of epithelial cells in ME samples enriched for tissue. The positive gene markers used to generate the cell clusters shown are included in Additional file 2.
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