This code is associated with the paper from Terry et al., "Transcriptional profiling reveals extraordinary diversity among skeletal muscle tissues". eLife, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.34613
The Hughes (UMSL) and Esser (Univ. of Kentucky School of Medicine) labs are assembling a database of muscle tissue gene expression in mice. Our purpose is to survey the diversity of transcription in skeletal muscle (with exemplar smooth and cardiac muscles for comparison), and provide a resource for the field as a whole.
In this repository, we’re developing a web-based platform to explore, visualize, and share these data build on a Shiny dashboard.
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If there are any compelling reasons you'd like us to consider your favorite tissues, please email muscle.database@gmail.com
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