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. 2015 May 18;112(23):7285–7290. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1507125112

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1.

(A) Single cells colored by cluster on a 3D space. Ten clusters were identified. (B) Hierarchical clustering of all adult brain cells using a subset of cell-type–enriched genes. Biased groups are groups of cells resulting from the hierarchical clustering, whereas unbiased groups are groups of cells as defined using an unbiased approach. (C) A 3D representation of all cells using the unbiased approach. For each of the unbiased groups of cells belonging to a major cell type, the agreement with the biased groups is shown, with cells classified as members of a particular cell type by both approaches colored in green and cells differentially classified shown in red. (D) Agreement between the biased and unbiased cell-type assignments for each cell type. Number of cells is shown on the y axis.