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Transcriptomic analysis of brain regions from wild type and Csf1r-FIRE mutant mice

The University of Queensland
Dr Katharine Irvine (Aggregated by) Honorary Professor Kim Summers (Aggregated by) Professor David Hume (Aggregated by)
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RNA-seq was used to define the transcriptomic profile of multiple brain regions of wild-type and microglia-deficient mice with a deletion of a regulatory element (FIRE) in the Csf1r locus . The data is contained within Excel spread sheets as follows: Table S1. Total RNA-seq analysis of multiple brain regions from WT and Fireko mice at 2 weeks of age. Table S2. Total RNA-seq analysis of multiple brain regions from WT and Fireko mice at 6 weeks of age. Table S3. Co-expression clusters identified by network analysis of combined RNA-seq data from multiple brain regions from WT and Fireko mice at 6 weeks of age. Table S4. Total RNA-seq analysis of thalamus from WT, Fireko, and Fireko + BMT mice at 30 weeks of age; 27 weeks post wild-type bone marrow transfer (BMT). Table S5. Total RNA-seq analysis of cortex from WT, Fireko, and Fireko + BMT mice at 30 weeks of age (27 weeks post BMT). Table S6. Differentially expressed gene (DEG) analysis comparing Fireko to WT, Fireko + BMT to WT, and Venn diagram comparing DEG list from this study to DEG list from Du et al (2026) Table S7. Co-expression clusters identified by network analysis of combined RNA-seq data from thalamus and cortex from WT, Fireko, and Fireko + BMT mice at 30 weeks of age (27 weeks post BMT).

Issued: 2026

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ACN 633 798 857