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. 2017 Jun 20;4:170067. doi: 10.1038/sdata.2017.67

Single-cell transcriptome of early embryos and cultured embryonic stem cells of cynomolgus monkeys

Tomonori Nakamura 1,2,a, Yukihiro Yabuta 1,2, Ikuhiro Okamoto 1,2, Kotaro Sasaki 1,2, Chizuru Iwatani 3, Hideaki Tsuchiya 3, Mitinori Saitou 1,2,4,5,b
PMCID: PMC5477564  PMID: 28649393

Abstract

In mammals, the development of pluripotency and specification of primordial germ cells (PGCs) have been studied predominantly using mice as a model organism. However, divergences among mammalian species for such processes have begun to be recognized. Between humans and mice, pre-implantation development appears relatively similar, but the manner and morphology of post-implantation development are significantly different. Nevertheless, the embryogenesis just after implantation in primates, including the specification of PGCs, has been unexplored due to the difficulties in analyzing the embryos at relevant developmental stages. Here, we present a comprehensive single-cell transcriptome dataset of pre- and early post-implantation embryo cells, PGCs and embryonic stem cells (ESCs) of cynomolgus monkeys as a model of higher primates. The identities of each transcriptome were also validated rigorously by other way such as immunofluorescent analysis. The information reported here will serve as a foundation for our understanding of a wide range of processes in the developmental biology of primates, including humans.

Subject terms: RNA sequencing, Pluripotent stem cells, Germline development, Embryology

Background & Summary

For more than half a century, mice have been exploited as a representative model organism for mammalian development and physiology. The results acquired from these researches have greatly contributed to our understanding of such processes as well as diseased states. Nonetheless, it has been widely recognized that there are significant differences in development and physiology between mice and humans.

The epiblast (EPI) is made up of cells specified during the peri-implantation period of early embryogenesis and differentiates into three primary germ layers and the germ cell lineages; the EPI therefore bears the pluripotency. Even within such a transient period, the EPI cells show dynamic changes in pluripotency from a so-called naive to a primed state1, and both states in mice have been captured in vitro: the naïve state is replicated in ESCs/induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), which have essentially the same status as the pre-implantation EPI in vivo2, while the primed state is replicated in epiblast stem cells (EpiSCs), which are derived from the post-implantation EPI and are homologs of the EPI of the gastrula 3,4,5. On the other hand, although human ESCs/iPSCs have been established, their characteristics—including morphology, culture requirements, and the molecular networks underlying the pluripotent state—have been considered to more closely resemble those of mouse EpiSCs. The underlying mechanisms of these differences have remained unresolved, in part due to the lack of in vivo analyses of human/primate early post-implantation development.

The PGCs emerge from the posterior EPI at the onset of gastrulation in mice6. The specification process of mouse PGCs has been extensively studied and was reconstructed in vitro7. Remarkably, the resultant cells (PGC-like cells: PGCLCs) have the ability to produce functional gametes, and the dynamics of PGCLC specification is highly similar to that in vivo. In humans, PGCLCs have also been induced from human ESCs/iPSCs8,9, but it has still remained unclear whether their properties recapitulate those in vivo, again due to the lack of in vivo information.

Here, we present a comprehensive transcriptome dataset at the single-cell level from pre- and post-implantation embryo cells, PGCs and ESCs of cynomolgus monkeys, one of the primates amenable to experiment and most closely related to humans. We employed the single-cell mRNA 3′ end sequencing (SC3-seq), which was designed to enrich the reads of the 3′ end of transcripts and enables highly quantitative and effective analysis10. We successfully amplified a total of 1,241 single-cell cDNAs and generated 474 transcriptomes (Table 1 (available online only)). The qualities of the transcriptomes and the representations of gene expression profile were validated by qPCR. The sample annotations were defined comprehensively by comparing the expression of key genes in transcriptome data with that obtained through the histological analysis such as immunofluorescent analysis and/or in situ hybridization11,12. Thus, the dataset in this Data Descriptor defined the first comprehensive molecular dynamics of primate early development, including early post-implantation embryogenesis, and will provide a foundation for future studies of primate development.

Table 1. Metadata and mapping statistics of SC3-seq analysis.

GSM ID GSM name Cluster in Fgi3 order in cluster Fig3 Embryonic Day/ passage number cells picked from Embryo name sex GSE ID Total reads SC3-seq mapped reads Mapped_others Control_RNA low_quality_adaptor_polyA Unmapped
GSM1932351 E16_MS09T43 Post_paTE 1 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 6,128,858 2,774,597 1,297,685 30,256 1,289,211 737,109
GSM1932349 E14_MS13T86 Post_paTE 2 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 6,429,515 1,271,723 351,757 39,719 4,249,933 516,383
GSM1932347 E14_MS09T11 Post_paTE 3 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 4,456,818 1,061,281 1,264,024 39,322 1,401,801 690,390
GSM1932350 E16_MS09T42 Post_paTE 4 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 6,187,993 1,708,675 1,319,009 28,864 2,382,646 748,799
GSM1932345 E14_MS09T07 Post_paTE 5 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 5,692,791 2,230,595 1,137,592 28,407 1,594,158 702,039
GSM1932348 E14_MS13T81 Post_paTE 6 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,371,581 2,182,547 852,205 15,379 1,665,453 655,997
GSM1932343 E14_MS09T04 Post_paTE 7 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 5,434,597 2,156,596 1,112,574 23,223 1,468,406 673,798
GSM1932344 E14_MS09T06 Post_paTE 8 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 4,864,284 1,551,471 902,202 20,353 1,776,915 613,343
GSM1932346 E14_MS09T10 Post_paTE 9 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 5,696,608 2,089,772 918,302 19,568 2,000,647 668,319
GSM1932341 E14_MS09T01 Post_paTE 10 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 6,214,950 1,955,043 1,536,175 45,151 1,762,696 915,885
GSM1932342 E14_MS09T02 Post_paTE 11 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 5,879,574 2,345,386 1,338,822 18,193 1,333,109 844,064
GSM1932533 E08_MS02T34 PreL_TE 12 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 6,049,861 2,871,747 1,875,055 2,272 729,346 571,441
GSM1932532 E08_MS02T33 PreL_TE 13 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,060,125 2,390,667 1,419,805 1,296 752,289 496,068
GSM1932527 E08_MS02T11 PreL_TE 14 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 8,423,512 4,499,577 1,807,662 1,951 1,334,781 779,541
GSM1932524 E08_MS02T04 PreL_TE 15 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,224,475 2,745,820 1,234,798 1,390 766,219 476,248
GSM1932528 E08_MS02T19 PreL_TE 16 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,595,531 2,740,479 1,476,266 1,284 834,387 543,115
GSM1932531 E08_MS02T27 PreL_TE 17 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,887,381 3,081,912 1,317,162 1,181 919,368 567,758
GSM1932529 E08_MS02T24 PreL_TE 18 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 6,071,248 3,053,414 1,341,552 1,242 1,064,737 610,303
GSM1932530 E08_MS02T25 PreL_TE 19 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,670,112 2,850,725 1,377,720 973 888,091 552,603
GSM1932525 E08_MS02T07 PreL_TE 20 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,778,802 2,758,330 1,556,026 1,821 888,837 573,788
GSM1932526 E08_MS02T10 PreL_TE 21 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 7,316,886 3,642,213 1,799,007 2,012 1,150,717 722,937
GSM1932514 E07_MS03T55 PreL_TE 22 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 3,725,478 1,864,037 764,322 696 753,139 343,284
GSM1932518 E07_MS03T63 PreL_TE 23 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 6,513,999 2,476,661 1,071,889 1,384 2,302,184 661,881
GSM1932560 E09_MS03T77 PreL_TE 24 E09 whole embryo 120725ICSIday9 male GSE74767 4,140,253 1,685,077 1,115,324 1,424 790,681 547,747
GSM1932558 E09_MS03T75 PreL_TE 25 E09 whole embryo 120725ICSIday9 male GSE74767 4,557,502 2,211,118 727,286 1,337 1,111,516 506,245
GSM1932559 E09_MS03T76 PreL_TE 26 E09 whole embryo 120725ICSIday9 male GSE74767 3,390,166 1,764,821 660,928 952 593,318 370,147
GSM1932562 E09_MS03T86 PreL_TE 27 E09 whole embryo 120725ICSIday9 male GSE74767 5,438,653 2,421,176 1,136,347 620 1,225,112 655,398
GSM1932561 E09_MS03T84 PreL_TE 28 E09 whole embryo 120725ICSIday9 male GSE74767 6,109,506 2,680,667 1,139,307 907 1,546,768 741,857
GSM1932515 E07_MS03T58 PreL_TE 29 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,678,468 2,160,704 1,101,343 373 952,714 463,334
GSM1932517 E07_MS03T60 PreL_TE 30 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 6,956,412 2,726,988 1,786,233 632 1,727,298 715,261
GSM1932522 E07_MS08T45 PreL_TE 31 E07 whole embryo 130319ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 5,740,510 2,232,954 1,483,724 2,228 1,475,049 546,555
GSM1932521 E07_MS08T44 PreL_TE 32 E07 whole embryo 130319ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,781,234 2,108,623 902,393 1,499 1,321,849 446,870
GSM1932519 E07_MS03T67 PreL_TE 33 E07 whole embryo 130319ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,151,770 1,584,429 946,058 666 1,216,838 403,779
GSM1932520 E07_MS03T68 PreL_TE 34 E07 whole embryo 130319ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,716,991 2,087,621 902,820 1,142 1,271,443 453,965
GSM1932523 E07_MS08T46 PreL_TE 35 E07 whole embryo 130319ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,890,708 2,248,541 822,944 1,319 1,431,515 386,389
GSM1932540 E08_MS02T69 PreL_TE 36 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,924,513 1,996,844 712,726 2,113 802,376 410,454
GSM1932545 E08_MS02T75 PreL_TE 37 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 4,022,342 1,975,185 905,004 2,377 704,341 435,435
GSM1932542 E08_MS02T72 PreL_TE 38 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,946,813 1,548,626 1,175,149 694 748,307 474,037
GSM1932537 E08_MS02T62 PreL_TE 39 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,569,030 1,682,482 703,577 1,377 713,905 467,689
GSM1932544 E08_MS02T74 PreL_TE 40 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 4,197,156 2,277,155 750,534 1,742 734,496 433,229
GSM1932546 E08_MS02T78 PreL_TE 41 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,321,507 1,630,392 725,159 936 600,705 364,315
GSM1932548 E08_MS02T82 PreL_TE 42 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,708,067 1,832,230 742,293 1,174 734,749 397,621
GSM1932549 E08_MS02T83 PreL_TE 43 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,339,408 1,811,022 606,102 727 588,348 333,209
GSM1932536 E08_MS02T61 PreL_TE 44 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,166,483 1,772,765 568,943 1,146 472,607 351,022
GSM1932538 E08_MS02T64 PreL_TE 45 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,876,847 2,034,822 634,940 1,007 737,731 468,347
GSM1932539 E08_MS02T65 PreL_TE 46 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 4,026,786 2,178,907 759,252 1,170 695,027 392,430
GSM1932547 E08_MS02T79 PreL_TE 47 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,433,160 1,861,980 604,684 767 622,869 342,860
GSM1932556 E08_MS02T95 PreL_TE 48 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,784,209 2,057,143 648,876 1,243 643,604 433,343
GSM1932555 E08_MS02T94 PreL_TE 49 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,620,267 2,008,743 601,331 635 629,385 380,173
GSM1932557 E08_MS02T96 PreL_TE 50 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 1,435,755 876,743 219,031 452 195,689 143,840
GSM1932534 E08_MS02T58 PreL_TE 51 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,538,090 1,978,308 566,088 1,469 611,554 380,671
GSM1932550 E08_MS02T86 PreL_TE 52 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,581,807 1,891,030 531,717 439 695,572 463,049
GSM1932541 E08_MS02T70 PreL_TE 53 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,448,892 1,883,198 627,628 930 596,782 340,354
GSM1932543 E08_MS02T73 PreL_TE 54 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,143,604 1,664,583 575,809 1,134 583,512 318,566
GSM1932535 E08_MS02T60 PreL_TE 55 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,515,803 1,705,807 751,137 1,606 624,196 433,057
GSM1932551 E08_MS02T87 PreL_TE 56 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,391,374 1,794,959 653,114 941 551,402 390,958
GSM1932553 E08_MS02T90 PreL_TE 57 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,930,689 1,974,787 792,200 409 680,532 482,761
GSM1932552 E08_MS02T88 PreL_TE 58 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,312,599 1,599,652 605,333 540 701,419 405,655
GSM1932554 E08_MS02T91 PreL_TE 59 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 2,856,778 1,504,603 567,425 952 455,171 328,627
GSM1932516 E07_MS03T59 PreL_TE 60 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 3,548,957 1,432,388 703,706 1,092 1,048,476 363,295
GSM1932564 E09_MS03T90 PreL_TE 61 E09 whole embryo 121212ICSI#2day9 female GSE74767 5,709,106 2,489,234 1,016,452 1,081 1,658,458 543,881
GSM1932563 E09_MS03T87 PreL_TE 62 E09 whole embryo 121212ICSI#2day9 female GSE74767 4,017,390 1,754,220 721,675 450 1,153,287 387,758
GSM1932565 E09_MS03T94 PreL_TE 63 E09 whole embryo 121212ICSI#2day9 female GSE74767 5,352,204 2,142,251 929,021 1,406 1,768,607 510,919
GSM1932278 E08_MS02T23 Hypoblast 64 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 6,253,800 3,311,662 1,150,934 2,685 1,136,944 651,575
GSM1932265 E07_MS03T72 Hypoblast 65 E07 whole embryo 130319ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,116,751 1,472,479 1,003,075 2,241 1,233,305 405,651
GSM1932270 E08_MS02T12 Hypoblast 66 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 8,297,727 2,819,205 3,729,548 3,238 912,304 833,432
GSM1932275 E08_MS02T20 Hypoblast 67 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 7,579,424 2,832,280 2,976,128 2,346 986,177 782,493
GSM1932304 E09_MS03T78 Hypoblast 68 E09 whole embryo 120725ICSIday9 male GSE74767 6,213,540 2,610,118 1,362,017 3,049 1,458,223 780,133
GSM1932258 E07_MS03T54 Hypoblast 69 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 1,672,175 679,947 330,500 424 487,044 174,260
GSM1932264 E07_MS03T71 Hypoblast 70 E07 whole embryo 130319ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,374,061 1,858,315 1,004,343 1,253 1,108,676 401,474
GSM1932283 E08_MS02T35 Hypoblast 71 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,559,037 2,957,509 1,240,210 2,896 824,688 533,734
GSM1932309 E09_MS03T93 Hypoblast 72 E09 whole embryo 121212ICSI#2day9 female GSE74767 4,047,218 1,727,535 611,741 1,057 1,318,679 388,206
GSM1932301 E08_MS02T80 Hypoblast 73 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 2,928,563 1,546,076 574,730 1,521 518,755 287,481
GSM1932294 E08_MS02T56 Hypoblast 74 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,703,150 1,801,845 679,234 752 817,974 403,345
GSM1932307 E09_MS03T88 Hypoblast 75 E09 whole embryo 121212ICSI#2day9 female GSE74767 4,510,417 1,802,845 887,587 269 1,351,497 468,219
GSM1932271 E08_MS02T13 Hypoblast 76 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,456,909 2,489,880 1,597,628 2,722 805,899 560,780
GSM1932273 E08_MS02T15 Hypoblast 77 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 4,900,508 2,317,010 1,309,031 2,093 774,212 498,162
GSM1932289 E08_MS02T46 Hypoblast 78 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 2,740,751 1,443,739 271,601 2,550 760,299 262,562
GSM1932297 E08_MS02T67 Hypoblast 79 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,038,262 1,317,612 555,726 800 822,919 341,205
GSM1932299 E08_MS02T71 Hypoblast 80 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 4,334,836 2,296,508 826,140 2,254 776,926 433,008
GSM1932296 E08_MS02T66 Hypoblast 81 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,606,216 1,761,448 743,823 1,830 688,599 410,516
GSM1932295 E08_MS02T63 Hypoblast 82 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,825,054 1,888,277 675,624 1,339 803,707 456,107
GSM1932298 E08_MS02T68 Hypoblast 83 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 4,698,998 2,448,369 927,116 1,086 830,291 492,136
GSM1932300 E08_MS02T77 Hypoblast 84 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,503,384 1,762,556 787,325 1,375 589,409 362,719
GSM1932292 E08_MS02T53 Hypoblast 85 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,064,629 1,288,864 984,174 802 455,389 335,400
GSM1932286 E08_MS02T40 Hypoblast 86 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 2,999,552 1,314,476 543,353 684 813,435 327,604
GSM1932266 E07_MS08T43 Hypoblast 87 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 5,884,380 2,274,787 1,269,340 2,020 1,710,448 627,785
GSM1932261 E07_MS03T61 Hypoblast 88 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 5,050,434 2,679,033 830,810 1,108 1,063,682 475,801
GSM1932262 E07_MS03T62 Hypoblast 89 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 3,737,959 1,253,448 454,121 696 1,641,288 388,406
GSM1932257 E07_MS03T53 Hypoblast 90 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 3,247,062 1,380,594 561,520 978 985,829 318,141
GSM1932260 E07_MS03T57 Hypoblast 91 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,228,060 1,649,137 735,846 837 1,416,930 425,310
GSM1932263 E07_MS03T64 Hypoblast 92 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 5,658,536 2,448,635 869,028 4,642 1,783,411 552,820
GSM1932293 E08_MS02T54 Hypoblast 93 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 2,121,073 1,021,847 521,055 440 360,424 217,307
GSM1932305 E09_MS03T80 Hypoblast 94 E09 whole embryo 120725ICSIday9 male GSE74767 5,386,009 2,755,211 938,497 1,999 1,122,425 567,877
GSM1932306 E09_MS03T81 Hypoblast 95 E09 whole embryo 120725ICSIday9 male GSE74767 6,122,695 2,982,307 1,167,681 1,772 1,295,494 675,441
GSM1932290 E08_MS02T49 Hypoblast 96 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 2,382,124 1,168,237 433,819 603 518,283 261,182
GSM1932259 E07_MS03T56 Hypoblast 97 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 5,436,682 2,065,629 723,122 1,238 2,102,206 544,487
GSM1932302 E08_MS02T81 Hypoblast 98 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,168,404 1,534,046 587,887 759 702,026 343,686
GSM1932288 E08_MS02T42 Hypoblast 99 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,794,210 1,757,710 635,730 641 1,004,093 396,036
GSM1932284 E08_MS02T37 Hypoblast 100 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,543,589 1,583,178 726,407 480 862,831 370,693
GSM1932291 E08_MS02T50 Hypoblast 101 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 4,422,671 2,243,836 900,940 379 812,274 465,242
GSM1932303 E08_MS03T02 Hypoblast 102 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 4,924,109 1,686,073 995,253 1,376 1,750,956 490,451
GSM1932285 E08_MS02T39 Hypoblast 103 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 2,492,058 1,125,935 504,315 525 595,034 266,249
GSM1932287 E08_MS02T41 Hypoblast 104 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 2,784,628 1,064,290 416,610 762 981,362 321,604
GSM1932308 E09_MS03T89 Hypoblast 105 E09 whole embryo 121212ICSI#2day9 female GSE74767 4,556,388 1,787,184 627,169 835 1,675,217 465,983
GSM1932310 E09_MS03T95 Hypoblast 106 E09 whole embryo 121212ICSI#2day9 female GSE74767 3,987,985 1,618,676 529,743 1,452 1,445,851 392,263
GSM1932282 E08_MS02T32 Hypoblast 107 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,385,527 2,641,107 1,362,869 3,915 824,154 553,482
GSM1932277 E08_MS02T22 Hypoblast 108 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 7,441,517 3,341,675 2,087,441 3,203 1,237,182 772,016
GSM1932280 E08_MS02T28 Hypoblast 109 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,746,208 2,867,676 1,414,059 1,479 897,868 565,126
GSM1932281 E08_MS02T29 Hypoblast 110 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,122,182 2,500,056 1,341,557 1,863 788,259 490,447
GSM1932269 E08_MS02T09 Hypoblast 111 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,603,782 2,774,200 1,514,425 2,196 777,795 535,166
GSM1932267 E08_MS02T03 Hypoblast 112 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,466,255 2,874,759 1,207,637 2,313 863,322 518,224
GSM1932279 E08_MS02T26 Hypoblast 113 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,794,104 3,066,464 1,333,685 2,278 857,213 534,464
GSM1932268 E08_MS02T08 Hypoblast 114 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,182,804 2,283,877 1,437,874 1,996 901,736 557,321
GSM1932276 E08_MS02T21 Hypoblast 115 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,453,815 3,079,438 1,009,470 1,872 852,175 510,860
GSM1932272 E08_MS02T14 Hypoblast 116 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 7,097,619 3,522,049 1,840,343 1,871 1,039,334 694,022
GSM1932274 E08_MS02T18 Hypoblast 117 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 8,340,331 4,630,817 1,490,805 2,366 1,382,157 834,186
GSM1932500 E06_MS03T30 PreE_TE 118 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 6,944,413 2,754,186 1,623,766 568 1,723,852 842,041
GSM1932328 E06_MS03T38 PreE_TE 119 E06 whole embryo 130306ICSI#7day6 female GSE74767 5,491,733 1,859,417 1,334,132 370 1,530,297 767,517
GSM1932501 E06_MS68T13 PreE_TE 120 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 4,122,463 1,641,710 928,557 879 1,104,197 447,120
GSM1932496 E06_MS03T24 PreE_TE 121 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 6,827,318 2,640,660 1,514,237 1,089 1,889,713 781,619
GSM1932503 E06_MS68T16 PreE_TE 122 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 2,893,961 1,093,097 510,406 603 1,017,745 272,110
GSM1932493 E06_MS03T19 PreE_TE 123 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 3,330,196 1,282,712 704,022 580 971,107 371,775
GSM1932498 E06_MS03T27 PreE_TE 124 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 5,420,210 2,280,662 1,152,813 625 1,349,682 636,428
GSM1932497 E06_MS03T25 PreE_TE 125 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 4,714,281 1,974,147 1,015,941 694 1,166,128 557,371
GSM1932494 E06_MS03T21 PreE_TE 126 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 4,913,293 2,089,458 970,368 685 1,316,400 536,382
GSM1932491 E06_MS03T16 PreE_TE 127 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 6,277,089 2,479,631 1,251,603 1,074 1,796,953 747,828
GSM1932492 E06_MS03T17 PreE_TE 128 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 4,979,264 2,199,305 953,015 539 1,272,417 553,988
GSM1932502 E06_MS68T15 PreE_TE 129 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 2,897,604 1,080,308 741,179 621 735,034 340,462
GSM1932495 E06_MS03T22 PreE_TE 130 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 4,651,187 1,704,550 996,999 509 1,420,828 528,301
GSM1932499 E06_MS03T29 PreE_TE 131 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 5,978,956 2,839,558 1,019,870 736 1,544,425 574,367
GSM1932510 E07_MS03T46 PreE_TE 132 E07 whole embryo 121128ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,582,757 1,027,348 1,450,613 1,842 1,257,947 845,007
GSM1932508 E07_MS03T44 PreE_TE 133 E07 whole embryo 121128ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 5,353,604 1,334,901 2,017,416 926 1,277,041 723,320
GSM1932507 E07_MS03T43 PreE_TE 134 E07 whole embryo 121128ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 6,033,396 2,176,475 1,358,292 770 1,644,763 853,096
GSM1932506 E07_MS03T42 PreE_TE 135 E07 whole embryo 121128ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,791,070 2,076,983 875,287 1,258 1,292,582 544,960
GSM1932513 E07_MS03T49 PreE_TE 136 E07 whole embryo 121128ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,747,124 1,973,432 1,245,732 1,678 927,008 599,274
GSM1932509 E07_MS03T45 PreE_TE 137 E07 whole embryo 121128ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,843,458 1,933,285 1,120,766 683 1,203,336 585,388
GSM1932511 E07_MS03T47 PreE_TE 138 E07 whole embryo 121128ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 5,774,869 2,221,827 1,240,890 700 1,492,525 818,927
GSM1932505 E07_MS03T41 PreE_TE 139 E07 whole embryo 121128ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 5,950,583 2,343,854 1,517,510 700 1,396,080 692,439
GSM1932504 E07_MS03T40 PreE_TE 140 E07 whole embryo 121128ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,800,241 2,176,400 1,040,298 867 1,025,341 557,335
GSM1932512 E07_MS03T48 PreE_TE 141 E07 whole embryo 121128ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 5,530,186 2,309,733 1,096,898 900 1,387,157 735,498
GSM1932334 E06_MS68T06 ICM 142 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 2,942,999 1,033,265 654,289 214 1,024,403 230,828
GSM1932330 E06_MS68T02 ICM 143 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 3,662,545 1,260,599 854,612 112 1,264,635 282,587
GSM1932336 E06_MS68T08 ICM 144 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 1,718,888 688,659 381,073 135 507,758 141,263
GSM1932340 E06_MS68T12 ICM 145 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 5,716,490 2,156,704 1,214,981 223 1,852,795 491,787
GSM1932338 E06_MS68T10 ICM 146 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 3,036,423 1,127,865 496,022 106 1,172,828 239,602
GSM1932311 E06_MS03T03 ICM 147 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 4,310,758 1,732,807 933,992 90 1,214,988 428,881
GSM1932331 E06_MS68T03 ICM 148 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 2,995,292 1,236,380 587,957 106 939,372 231,477
GSM1932332 E06_MS68T04 ICM 149 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 3,590,300 1,303,501 674,612 120 1,352,639 259,428
GSM1932327 E06_MS03T34 ICM 150 E06 whole embryo 130306ICSI#7day6 female GSE74767 3,667,894 1,784,545 774,838 349 716,505 391,657
GSM1932329 E06_MS68T01 ICM 151 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 3,035,025 1,077,323 859,981 199 834,737 262,785
GSM1932339 E06_MS68T11 ICM 152 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 2,261,084 947,479 494,808 67 633,725 185,005
GSM1932314 E06_MS03T06 ICM 153 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 5,871,201 2,615,551 1,173,228 121 1,520,325 561,976
GSM1932333 E06_MS68T05 ICM 154 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 3,128,282 1,180,113 915,981 93 757,868 274,227
GSM1932337 E06_MS68T09 ICM 155 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 2,904,099 934,305 630,137 189 1,121,586 217,882
GSM1932321 E06_MS03T14 ICM 156 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 8,533,262 3,753,526 1,959,436 409 2,024,870 795,021
GSM1932318 E06_MS03T11 ICM 157 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 5,235,517 1,923,956 1,385,484 165 1,401,869 524,043
GSM1932335 E06_MS68T07 ICM 158 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 2,175,030 791,535 470,022 93 734,063 179,317
GSM1932319 E06_MS03T12 ICM 159 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 4,737,642 1,935,172 1,217,903 389 1,107,964 476,214
GSM1932320 E06_MS03T13 ICM 160 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 6,715,658 2,623,120 1,568,355 217 1,843,399 680,567
GSM1932312 E06_MS03T04 ICM 161 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 4,626,086 1,596,212 1,343,358 263 1,214,874 471,379
GSM1932313 E06_MS03T05 ICM 162 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 5,933,397 2,005,358 1,431,224 247 1,874,416 622,152
GSM1932316 E06_MS03T08 ICM 163 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 4,894,876 1,677,663 1,430,825 171 1,274,381 511,836
GSM1932315 E06_MS03T07 ICM 164 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 5,905,135 2,179,900 1,646,276 188 1,474,665 604,106
GSM1932317 E06_MS03T10 ICM 165 E06 whole embryo 130206ICSI#1day6 male GSE74767 5,598,031 2,064,974 1,490,856 115 1,463,758 578,328
GSM1932326 E06_MS03T28 ICM 166 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 5,825,270 1,864,102 1,781,052 553 1,395,959 783,604
GSM1932325 E06_MS03T26 ICM 167 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 7,305,783 2,903,429 1,666,231 1,755 1,939,730 794,638
GSM1932324 E06_MS03T23 ICM 168 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 5,453,926 1,952,589 1,494,436 741 1,324,192 681,968
GSM1932322 E06_MS03T15 ICM 169 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 7,115,508 1,852,598 2,569,191 615 1,637,754 1,055,350
GSM1932323 E06_MS03T20 ICM 170 E06 whole embryo 130227ICSI#1day6 female GSE74767 3,383,309 1,414,237 691,234 647 912,830 364,361
GSM1932470 E08_MS02T36 Pre_EPI 171 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,030,935 2,503,909 1,361,791 2,032 706,360 456,843
GSM1932464 E08_MS02T05 Pre_EPI 172 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 6,383,922 3,136,083 1,587,943 2,845 1,031,883 625,168
GSM1932466 E08_MS02T16 Pre_EPI 173 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 6,462,396 3,215,522 1,511,766 1,791 1,073,194 660,123
GSM1932467 E08_MS02T17 Pre_EPI 174 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 6,095,474 2,924,677 1,593,399 1,447 972,598 603,353
GSM1932469 E08_MS02T31 Pre_EPI 175 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 5,540,759 2,865,042 1,229,822 1,746 909,487 534,662
GSM1932468 E08_MS02T30 Pre_EPI 176 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 6,222,423 3,052,728 1,554,247 1,748 986,756 626,944
GSM1932463 E08_MS02T02 Pre_EPI 177 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 6,997,596 3,521,486 1,715,673 2,519 1,085,482 672,436
GSM1932465 E08_MS02T06 Pre_EPI 178 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 8,210,584 3,855,825 2,311,515 1,033 1,244,790 797,421
GSM1932487 E09_MS03T82 Pre_EPI 179 E09 whole embryo 120725ICSIday9 male GSE74767 5,911,096 2,630,317 1,144,709 3,174 1,454,901 677,995
GSM1932489 E09_MS03T85 Pre_EPI 180 E09 whole embryo 120725ICSIday9 male GSE74767 5,756,563 2,151,618 1,595,354 1,394 1,264,180 744,017
GSM1932481 E08_MS02T85 Pre_EPI 181 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,226,087 1,652,615 614,776 756 622,276 335,664
GSM1932483 E08_MS02T92 Pre_EPI 182 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,446,447 1,870,723 583,028 775 621,742 370,179
GSM1932480 E08_MS02T59 Pre_EPI 183 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,975,653 2,175,367 667,993 1,021 689,611 441,661
GSM1932484 E08_MS02T93 Pre_EPI 184 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,290,342 1,760,659 577,301 742 594,363 357,277
GSM1932488 E09_MS03T83 Pre_EPI 185 E09 whole embryo 120725ICSIday9 male GSE74767 6,247,104 2,850,546 1,164,757 1,409 1,506,375 724,017
GSM1932486 E09_MS03T79 Pre_EPI 186 E09 whole embryo 120725ICSIday9 male GSE74767 4,696,577 2,037,773 980,869 1,115 1,122,284 554,536
GSM1932471 E08_MS02T38 Pre_EPI 187 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,953,616 1,820,660 785,167 735 922,793 424,261
GSM1932482 E08_MS02T89 Pre_EPI 188 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 4,143,227 2,091,560 846,679 477 709,076 495,435
GSM1932485 E08_MS03T01 Pre_EPI 189 E08 whole embryo 130220ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 5,560,690 2,130,831 1,435,800 916 1,316,457 676,686
GSM1932459 E07_MS03T70 Pre_EPI 190 E07 whole embryo 130319ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 5,017,381 1,908,365 1,113,926 1,317 1,487,919 505,854
GSM1932462 E08_MS02T01 Pre_EPI 191 E08 whole embryo 121107ICSI13_day8 male GSE74767 6,961,614 2,885,495 2,328,845 2,925 1,027,889 716,460
GSM1932490 E09_MS03T91 Pre_EPI 192 E09 whole embryo 121212ICSI#2day9 female GSE74767 3,746,140 1,502,322 753,474 876 1,092,474 396,994
GSM1932457 E07_MS03T52 Pre_EPI 193 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 3,913,000 1,296,786 582,916 640 1,601,122 431,536
GSM1932458 E07_MS03T65 Pre_EPI 194 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 3,326,435 1,206,204 477,638 707 1,312,096 329,790
GSM1932474 E08_MS02T45 Pre_EPI 195 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 2,633,093 809,519 807,506 1,038 699,159 315,871
GSM1932476 E08_MS02T48 Pre_EPI 196 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 4,618,458 2,267,311 855,484 1,393 1,036,888 457,382
GSM1932478 E08_MS02T55 Pre_EPI 197 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 2,702,684 1,369,998 520,748 843 534,669 276,426
GSM1932460 E07_MS08T41 Pre_EPI 198 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,487,291 1,685,809 905,915 758 1,431,994 462,815
GSM1932472 E08_MS02T43 Pre_EPI 199 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,663,627 1,150,153 1,098,507 822 986,098 428,047
GSM1932475 E08_MS02T47 Pre_EPI 200 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,624,214 1,455,132 641,544 779 1,139,473 387,286
GSM1932461 E07_MS08T42 Pre_EPI 201 E07 whole embryo 121205ICSI#1day7 male GSE74767 4,966,321 1,898,568 786,661 693 1,794,445 485,954
GSM1932473 E08_MS02T44 Pre_EPI 202 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,663,855 1,572,060 749,161 561 977,792 364,281
GSM1932477 E08_MS02T52 Pre_EPI 203 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,431,679 1,681,422 587,613 878 787,337 374,429
GSM1932479 E08_MS02T57 Pre_EPI 204 E08 whole embryo 121212ICSI#11day8 male GSE74767 3,634,685 1,821,962 709,497 913 708,169 394,144
GSM1932383 E14_MS08T52 PostE_EPI 205 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 5,018,860 2,310,794 849,358 41,034 1,223,490 594,184
GSM1932385 E14_MS08T54 PostE_EPI 206 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 3,654,049 1,639,829 687,972 28,356 900,880 397,012
GSM1932390 E14_MS10T62 PostE_EPI 207 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 3,267,201 1,313,405 573,627 18,403 970,348 391,418
GSM1932380 E14_MS08T49 PostE_EPI 208 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 4,131,755 2,061,105 660,675 38,247 938,004 433,724
GSM1932382 E14_MS08T51 PostE_EPI 209 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 4,649,292 1,929,765 944,233 29,120 1,241,423 504,751
GSM1932391 E14_MS10T63 PostE_EPI 210 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 5,357,391 1,646,750 1,206,422 33,881 1,752,267 718,071
GSM1932389 E14_MS10T61 PostE_EPI 211 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 3,452,452 1,470,294 543,136 14,227 1,075,532 349,263
GSM1932379 E14_MS08T48 PostE_EPI 212 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 5,380,776 2,294,964 1,131,044 22,573 1,313,719 618,476
GSM1932386 E14_MS08T55 PostE_EPI 213 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 3,504,639 1,512,957 645,824 23,157 910,255 412,446
GSM1932384 E14_MS08T53 PostE_EPI 214 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 4,143,768 2,084,074 848,006 12,178 737,024 462,486
GSM1932387 E14_MS08T56 PostE_EPI 215 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 4,370,587 1,327,520 784,876 20,863 1,643,860 593,468
GSM1932381 E14_MS08T50 PostE_EPI 216 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 5,381,220 2,042,304 786,798 30,413 1,899,262 622,443
GSM1932388 E14_MS10T60 PostE_EPI 217 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 3,406,261 1,130,970 398,835 31,279 1,493,031 352,146
GSM1932352 E13_MS10T34 PostE_EPI 218 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 3,631,183 1,310,399 574,706 25,917 1,339,825 380,336
GSM1932372 E13_MS61T52 PostE_EPI 219 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,888,568 2,168,287 853,587 42,138 1,281,081 543,475
GSM1932356 E13_MS10T39 PostE_EPI 220 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 3,381,261 1,205,866 498,956 21,784 1,280,474 374,181
GSM1932374 E13_MS61T55 PostE_EPI 221 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,153,188 2,039,724 640,879 28,133 1,040,898 403,554
GSM1932366 E13_MS10T58 PostE_EPI 222 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 3,661,460 1,244,055 479,841 21,986 1,522,610 392,968
GSM1932361 E13_MS10T52 PostE_EPI 223 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 6,969,917 2,243,634 828,708 36,783 3,079,261 781,531
GSM1932355 E13_MS10T37 PostE_EPI 224 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,732,417 1,692,455 631,569 19,068 1,872,668 516,657
GSM1932357 E13_MS10T40 PostE_EPI 225 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,253,097 1,240,030 523,745 17,892 2,009,047 462,383
GSM1932377 E13_MS61T58 PostE_EPI 226 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 5,046,660 2,538,779 817,034 29,195 1,163,910 497,742
GSM1932367 E13_MS10T59 PostE_EPI 227 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 5,327,403 2,036,297 688,892 21,098 1,953,234 627,882
GSM1932358 E13_MS10T43 PostE_EPI 228 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,064,616 1,109,244 479,640 13,115 1,991,049 471,568
GSM1932364 E13_MS10T56 PostE_EPI 229 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 5,580,776 2,294,746 723,015 25,072 1,895,902 642,041
GSM1932368 E13_MS13T92 PostE_EPI 230 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,886,895 1,833,952 887,046 29,651 1,518,995 617,251
GSM1932370 E13_MS61T47 PostE_EPI 231 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 7,680,274 3,126,791 1,302,423 57,941 2,345,974 847,145
GSM1932376 E13_MS61T57 PostE_EPI 232 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 5,109,115 2,058,620 720,968 31,317 1,740,321 557,889
GSM1932360 E13_MS10T51 PostE_EPI 233 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 3,820,780 1,379,623 543,875 25,280 1,455,043 416,959
GSM1932354 E13_MS10T36 PostE_EPI 234 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,611,068 1,704,528 793,149 33,585 1,531,220 548,586
GSM1932365 E13_MS10T57 PostE_EPI 235 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 5,477,540 1,720,551 664,069 24,273 2,454,522 614,125
GSM1932371 E13_MS61T48 PostE_EPI 236 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 6,600,195 2,670,987 1,224,134 62,909 1,811,115 831,050
GSM1932375 E13_MS61T56 PostE_EPI 237 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,705,431 2,206,137 820,721 44,683 1,131,729 502,161
GSM1932362 E13_MS10T54 PostE_EPI 238 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 2,960,331 916,683 326,728 14,808 1,477,832 224,280
GSM1932378 E13_MS61T59 PostE_EPI 239 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,971,556 1,948,851 751,203 37,700 1,665,787 568,015
GSM1932369 E13_MS61T46 PostE_EPI 240 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 5,407,134 2,239,901 888,867 56,532 1,728,923 492,911
GSM1932373 E13_MS61T53 PostE_EPI 241 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 5,134,799 1,175,688 504,949 31,199 3,016,832 406,131
GSM1932400 E14_MS61T67 PostE_EPI 242 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 6,640,905 2,492,993 1,224,128 50,531 2,244,773 628,480
GSM1932393 E14_MS13T76 PostE_EPI 243 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,173,819 2,230,982 782,925 27,513 1,625,416 506,983
GSM1932398 E14_MS61T64 PostE_EPI 244 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 4,674,366 2,172,897 676,874 16,119 1,325,248 483,228
GSM1932397 E14_MS61T63 PostE_EPI 245 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 4,841,732 2,501,774 778,259 14,980 1,034,844 511,875
GSM1932406 E14_MS61T73 PostE_EPI 246 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 7,329,080 3,760,116 1,056,217 29,739 1,749,026 733,982
GSM1932395 E14_MS61T60 PostE_EPI 247 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,131,260 2,793,393 805,815 16,180 1,003,958 511,914
GSM1932403 E14_MS61T70 PostE_EPI 248 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,648,592 2,933,835 805,367 20,691 1,357,164 531,535
GSM1932399 E14_MS61T66 PostE_EPI 249 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 4,160,408 1,765,840 627,387 17,503 1,332,085 417,593
GSM1932405 E14_MS61T72 PostE_EPI 250 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 4,732,250 2,002,833 608,464 17,101 1,695,533 408,319
GSM1932392 E14_MS13T74 PostE_EPI 251 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,908,852 2,812,008 888,540 31,119 1,520,633 656,552
GSM1932396 E14_MS61T61 PostE_EPI 252 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 4,009,583 2,025,315 639,702 20,422 958,211 365,933
GSM1932402 E14_MS61T69 PostE_EPI 253 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,224,800 2,543,266 833,951 26,693 1,296,474 524,416
GSM1932401 E14_MS61T68 PostE_EPI 254 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,762,852 1,890,605 730,323 26,877 2,584,245 530,802
GSM1932394 E14_MS13T78 PostE_EPI 255 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 7,576,817 2,359,981 962,007 22,321 3,421,115 811,393
GSM1932404 E14_MS61T71 PostE_EPI 256 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,875,217 1,932,537 711,004 28,833 2,764,747 438,096
GSM1932213 E13_MS61T45 Gast1 257 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 6,260,409 2,796,039 887,162 68,989 1,968,511 539,708
GSM1932214 E13_MS61T54 Gast1 258 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,067,745 1,735,228 591,561 42,163 1,371,322 327,471
GSM1932222 E14_MS13T87 Gast1 259 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,590,610 1,321,734 434,019 28,733 3,389,510 416,614
GSM1932218 E14_MS13T80 Gast1 260 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 6,766,479 2,020,602 724,000 36,047 3,386,343 599,487
GSM1932224 E14_MS61T65 Gast1 261 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 4,349,151 1,584,381 645,839 15,429 1,695,124 408,378
GSM1932215 E14_MS13T75 Gast1 262 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,166,036 2,176,984 765,430 23,296 1,636,849 563,477
GSM1932223 E14_MS13T90 Gast1 263 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,972,781 2,701,180 735,771 24,314 1,894,707 616,809
GSM1932359 E13_MS10T50 Gast1 264 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,724,340 1,712,771 629,937 24,881 1,852,043 504,708
GSM1932219 E14_MS13T82 Gast1 265 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 6,554,677 2,366,708 943,723 25,893 2,497,611 720,742
GSM1932221 E14_MS13T85 Gast1 266 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,839,819 2,117,626 543,131 18,100 2,628,398 532,564
GSM1932217 E14_MS13T79 Gast1 267 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,852,908 2,454,754 865,336 11,660 1,820,675 700,483
GSM1932353 E13_MS10T35 Gast1 268 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,200,696 1,636,155 615,928 19,349 1,458,497 470,767
GSM1932363 E13_MS10T55 Gast1 269 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 3,697,179 1,663,284 575,593 15,983 1,057,883 384,436
GSM1932216 E14_MS13T77 Gast1 270 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,432,765 1,961,603 579,443 12,731 2,364,402 514,586
GSM1932220 E14_MS13T83 Gast1 271 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 7,148,276 3,241,380 1,036,210 22,005 2,031,849 816,832
GSM1932419 E16_MS08T77 PostL_EPI 272 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 3,017,911 1,284,591 453,790 23,777 959,105 296,648
GSM1932420 E16_MS09T21 PostL_EPI 273 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 6,972,044 2,169,463 815,086 49,484 3,265,932 672,079
GSM1932226 E16_MS08T58 PostL_EPI 274 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 2,742,497 1,454,138 412,393 21,077 586,321 268,568
GSM1932415 E16_MS08T69 PostL_EPI 275 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 3,576,622 1,175,118 384,620 19,214 1,621,421 376,249
GSM1932225 E16_MS08T57 PostL_EPI 276 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 3,309,054 1,324,410 535,931 20,825 1,078,643 349,245
GSM1932227 E16_MS08T59 PostL_EPI 277 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 3,421,176 1,130,905 322,322 13,764 1,634,648 319,537
GSM1932228 E16_MS09T27 PostL_EPI 278 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 6,987,897 3,190,969 857,587 34,323 2,236,018 669,000
GSM1932417 E16_MS08T74 PostL_EPI 279 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 3,271,328 1,122,744 339,100 23,159 1,470,549 315,776
GSM1932414 E16_MS08T68 PostL_EPI 280 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 3,155,768 1,297,779 376,185 19,005 1,134,414 328,385
GSM1932408 E16_MS08T61 PostL_EPI 281 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 3,521,447 1,089,438 306,755 14,118 1,831,976 279,160
GSM1932411 E16_MS08T64 PostL_EPI 282 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 4,119,502 1,491,255 377,891 19,562 1,811,996 418,798
GSM1932423 E16_MS09T41 PostL_EPI 283 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 4,835,205 2,365,878 675,277 22,820 1,295,202 476,028
GSM1932409 E16_MS08T62 PostL_EPI 284 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 4,383,791 1,783,961 586,778 16,350 1,549,661 447,041
GSM1932412 E16_MS08T65 PostL_EPI 285 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 4,660,737 2,301,288 754,680 20,951 1,098,067 485,751
GSM1932416 E16_MS08T71 PostL_EPI 286 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 3,872,999 1,407,729 452,015 19,419 1,610,000 383,836
GSM1932421 E16_MS09T28 PostL_EPI 287 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 5,712,754 1,553,723 520,191 18,892 3,074,141 545,807
GSM1932410 E16_MS08T63 PostL_EPI 288 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 4,274,353 2,069,039 621,291 25,384 1,101,209 457,430
GSM1932413 E16_MS08T66 PostL_EPI 289 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 3,962,474 1,750,334 500,422 19,317 1,287,892 404,509
GSM1932422 E16_MS09T36 PostL_EPI 290 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 6,134,019 2,550,707 884,771 57,696 2,083,739 557,106
GSM1932407 E16_MS08T60 PostL_EPI 291 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 4,836,244 1,823,887 499,567 41,495 2,026,415 444,880
GSM1932418 E16_MS08T75 PostL_EPI 292 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 2,493,261 1,156,986 419,735 13,778 656,578 246,184
GSM1932432 E17_MS10T84 PostL_EPI 293 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,023,290 1,750,881 632,621 10,883 1,199,525 429,380
GSM1932442 E17_MS11T49 PostL_EPI 294 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 6,332,238 2,812,972 955,759 16,352 1,922,568 624,587
GSM1932443 E17_MS11T78 PostL_EPI 295 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 7,752,671 3,068,219 1,036,405 29,444 2,838,819 779,784
GSM1932447 E17_MS11T84 PostL_EPI 296 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 5,943,922 2,536,880 959,643 19,565 1,758,741 669,093
GSM1932424 E17_MS10T66 PostL_EPI 297 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,123,632 1,717,130 616,864 5,734 1,309,485 474,419
GSM1932229 E17_MS11T77 PostL_EPI 298 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 5,779,221 2,515,040 978,086 15,745 1,712,081 558,269
GSM1932230 E17_MS11T82 PostL_EPI 299 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 5,760,027 2,498,382 843,698 11,423 1,818,088 588,436
GSM1932429 E17_MS10T77 PostL_EPI 300 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,023,569 2,003,710 657,280 9,679 951,445 401,455
GSM1932431 E17_MS10T82 PostL_EPI 301 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,761,433 1,853,833 580,120 8,003 1,876,707 442,770
GSM1932454 E17_MS61T42 PostL_EPI 302 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 5,839,848 2,869,059 854,783 11,588 1,431,495 672,923
GSM1932455 E17_MS61T43 PostL_EPI 303 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,802,883 1,528,440 569,801 9,119 2,211,970 483,553
GSM1932452 E17_MS61T40 PostL_EPI 304 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 7,816,409 4,013,305 1,614,145 16,708 1,365,709 806,542
GSM1932426 E17_MS10T71 PostL_EPI 305 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 3,960,544 1,680,169 536,347 6,610 1,351,425 385,993
GSM1932435 E17_MS10T87 PostL_EPI 306 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,062,660 1,878,167 634,085 6,605 1,143,165 400,638
GSM1932440 E17_MS10T94 PostL_EPI 307 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 3,835,690 1,868,758 598,493 7,673 966,778 393,988
GSM1932439 E17_MS10T93 PostL_EPI 308 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,368,840 1,868,871 703,941 6,928 1,361,031 428,069
GSM1932441 E17_MS11T46 PostL_EPI 309 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,819,748 2,325,097 687,338 8,723 1,351,647 446,943
GSM1932425 E17_MS10T68 PostL_EPI 310 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,314,460 1,988,346 699,701 7,463 1,168,035 450,915
GSM1932445 E17_MS11T80 PostL_EPI 311 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 6,360,692 2,770,899 1,028,820 10,546 1,923,227 627,200
GSM1932438 E17_MS10T92 PostL_EPI 312 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,056,315 1,738,857 658,106 5,791 1,207,803 445,758
GSM1932450 E17_MS61T38 PostL_EPI 313 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 6,802,869 3,662,405 1,232,000 14,467 1,193,026 700,971
GSM1932451 E17_MS61T39 PostL_EPI 314 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,388,044 2,345,632 780,819 9,864 854,664 397,065
GSM1932453 E17_MS61T41 PostL_EPI 315 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 6,199,367 2,871,477 1,024,328 6,945 1,637,822 658,795
GSM1932456 E17_MS61T62 PostL_EPI 316 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 5,438,048 2,796,011 1,041,016 9,925 987,067 604,029
GSM1932437 E17_MS10T91 PostL_EPI 317 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 3,281,102 1,523,138 547,329 4,038 881,090 325,507
GSM1932446 E17_MS11T81 PostL_EPI 318 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 7,434,085 2,926,883 857,048 19,107 2,891,178 739,869
GSM1932436 E17_MS10T88 PostL_EPI 319 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 9,291,965 3,534,721 1,299,099 11,996 3,438,825 1,007,324
GSM1932444 E17_MS11T79 PostL_EPI 320 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 7,011,810 3,495,850 1,077,672 7,063 1,692,890 738,335
GSM1932428 E17_MS10T73 PostL_EPI 321 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,991,604 2,405,558 754,428 3,101 1,275,170 553,347
GSM1932448 E17_MS13T95 PostL_EPI 322 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 2,818,753 1,484,505 522,896 1,438 501,125 308,789
GSM1932434 E17_MS10T86 PostL_EPI 323 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 3,919,946 1,161,278 775,011 5,914 1,502,712 475,031
GSM1932427 E17_MS10T72 PostL_EPI 324 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,853,357 2,041,471 665,068 10,098 1,640,388 496,332
GSM1932433 E17_MS10T85 PostL_EPI 325 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,018,000 1,408,426 650,193 7,385 1,531,369 420,627
GSM1932430 E17_MS10T81 PostL_EPI 326 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 10,177,704 4,585,826 1,764,589 19,875 2,650,876 1,156,538
GSM1932449 E17_MS61T37 PostL_EPI 327 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 5,771,399 2,997,376 1,103,821 10,191 1,047,149 612,862
GSM1932150 C6FF_MS11T85 cyESC 328 p35 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 5,685,879 1,394,685 762,044 72,737 2,997,581 458,832
GSM1932157 C6FF_MS11T94 cyESC 329 p35 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 5,399,985 1,666,197 750,437 58,148 2,474,841 450,362
GSM1932151 C6FF_MS11T86 cyESC 330 p35 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 4,718,245 1,290,189 983,718 30,524 1,965,411 448,403
GSM1932154 C6FF_MS11T89 cyESC 331 p35 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 7,617,392 2,282,589 1,209,734 52,433 3,221,062 851,574
GSM1932155 C6FF_MS11T91 cyESC 332 p35 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 6,165,768 2,344,540 871,538 45,552 2,363,629 540,509
GSM1932153 C6FF_MS11T88 cyESC 333 p35 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 6,568,211 2,610,226 1,110,630 46,406 2,161,056 639,893
GSM1932152 C6FF_MS11T87 cyESC 334 p35 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 9,385,186 3,951,387 1,527,775 55,172 2,993,424 857,428
GSM1932156 C6FF_MS11T92 cyESC 335 p35 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 7,049,544 2,571,496 955,412 41,141 2,813,948 667,547
GSM1932158 C6FF_MS11T95 cyESC 336 p35 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 5,765,027 2,174,233 820,136 39,835 2,258,408 472,415
GSM1932166 C6oF_MS05T60 cyESC 337 p32 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 5,602,944 2,038,658 853,198 81,768 1,999,860 629,460
GSM1932170 C6oF_MS05T65 cyESC 338 p32 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 4,338,016 1,872,461 732,407 73,732 1,150,358 509,058
GSM1932161 C6oF_MS05T55 cyESC 339 p32 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 4,573,153 1,803,673 808,437 74,413 1,357,596 529,034
GSM1932164 C6oF_MS05T58 cyESC 340 p33 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 5,260,014 2,402,288 1,088,409 57,867 1,095,462 615,988
GSM1932160 C6oF_MS05T54 cyESC 341 p32 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 4,252,513 1,868,236 747,226 58,557 1,097,275 481,219
GSM1932171 C6oF_MS05T66 cyESC 342 p32 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 6,482,149 2,543,430 1,177,311 77,141 1,862,423 821,844
GSM1932165 C6oF_MS05T59 cyESC 343 p33 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 4,931,267 1,972,305 790,650 47,680 1,459,006 661,626
GSM1932163 C6oF_MS05T57 cyESC 344 p33 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 5,926,478 2,280,339 855,457 56,093 2,067,006 667,583
GSM1932159 C6oF_MS05T53 cyESC 345 p32 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 4,946,669 1,916,811 1,362,942 50,225 1,011,756 604,935
GSM1932162 C6oF_MS05T56 cyESC 346 p33 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 5,493,273 2,518,346 932,134 54,525 1,281,251 707,017
GSM1932168 C6oF_MS05T63 cyESC 347 p32 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 7,969,936 3,146,701 1,089,650 139,992 2,679,399 914,194
GSM1932172 C6oF_MS05T67 cyESC 348 p32 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 7,307,147 3,357,337 984,953 128,640 2,021,391 814,826
GSM1932167 C6oF_MS05T61 cyESC 349 p32 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 6,181,340 2,867,046 957,189 97,759 1,639,481 619,865
GSM1932169 C6oF_MS05T64 cyESC 350 p32 on feeder CMK6 male GSE74767 6,002,302 2,547,962 856,777 83,920 1,801,952 711,691
GSM1932180 CMK9_MS05T75 cyESC 351 p30 on feeder CMK9 female GSE74767 7,016,731 2,694,784 1,161,606 120,177 2,233,176 806,988
GSM1932174 CMK9_MS05T69 cyESC 352 p25 on feeder CMK9 female GSE74767 5,994,987 2,640,013 774,385 85,814 1,822,376 672,399
GSM1932177 CMK9_MS05T72 cyESC 353 p30 on feeder CMK9 female GSE74767 5,917,510 2,083,645 785,929 89,618 2,321,327 636,991
GSM1932178 CMK9_MS05T73 cyESC 354 p30 on feeder CMK9 female GSE74767 6,484,221 2,576,534 1,059,246 85,767 2,016,955 745,719
GSM1932179 CMK9_MS05T74 cyESC 355 p30 on feeder CMK9 female GSE74767 6,377,212 1,744,318 712,750 60,254 3,203,996 655,894
GSM1932173 CMK9_MS05T68 cyESC 356 p25 on feeder CMK9 female GSE74767 6,015,452 2,546,174 719,918 59,132 2,005,387 684,841
GSM1932175 CMK9_MS05T70 cyESC 357 p25 on feeder CMK9 female GSE74767 6,520,471 3,392,703 915,233 48,455 1,379,355 784,725
GSM1932176 CMK9_MS05T71 cyESC 358 p30 on feeder CMK9 female GSE74767 6,099,778 2,032,247 1,008,912 39,444 2,313,087 706,088
GSM1932243 E17_MS11T48 Gast2a 359 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 5,806,294 2,678,662 846,001 12,627 1,636,045 632,959
GSM1932238 E17_MS10T70 Gast2a 360 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 2,294,680 895,882 307,165 8,389 853,773 229,471
GSM1932239 E17_MS10T75 Gast2a 361 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 3,944,616 1,858,387 640,854 3,601 1,040,613 401,161
GSM1932233 E16_MS09T30 Gast2a 362 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 8,574,550 2,828,497 803,937 24,489 4,195,868 721,759
GSM1932241 E17_MS10T89 Gast2a 363 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 3,919,592 1,754,548 673,529 4,666 1,064,154 422,695
GSM1978223 E16_MS09T61 Gast2a 364 E16 posterior third of embryonic disk 140708ICSIday16 female GSE76267 4,049,199 2,282,575 853,571 267 560,632 352,154
GSM1932235 E17_MS10T65 Gast2a 365 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,440,931 2,268,581 538,336 6,382 1,210,161 417,471
GSM1932237 E17_MS10T69 Gast2a 366 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,433,787 1,199,634 448,072 3,640 2,367,667 414,774
GSM1932231 E16_MS08T72 Gast2a 367 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 3,659,156 627,889 165,971 9,682 2,619,601 236,013
GSM1978241 E17_MS11T51 Gast2a 368 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE76267 5,841,383 2,885,799 986,986 10,887 1,364,571 593,140
GSM1932232 E16_MS08T73 Gast2a 369 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 3,337,171 961,445 293,657 17,746 1,748,821 315,502
GSM1932240 E17_MS10T76 Gast2a 370 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 3,057,128 1,377,378 463,617 8,849 930,996 276,288
GSM1932242 E17_MS11T47 Gast2a 371 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 6,081,119 3,015,809 909,886 12,009 1,543,543 599,872
GSM1932234 E17_MS10T64 Gast2a 372 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,683,382 1,799,438 610,713 9,817 1,755,512 507,902
GSM1932236 E17_MS10T67 Gast2a 373 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 3,571,880 1,451,245 431,905 8,664 1,376,458 303,608
GSM1932252 E17_MS10T95 Gast2b 374 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 3,682,906 790,702 251,159 3,396 2,378,270 259,379
GSM1932255 E17_MS13T94 Gast2b 375 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 5,297,975 2,463,188 942,433 8,642 1,216,573 667,139
GSM1932245 E16_MS08T76 Gast2b 376 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 2,299,055 604,446 193,625 10,199 1,272,468 218,317
GSM1932246 E16_MS09T22 Gast2b 377 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 4,897,138 1,742,463 461,643 31,755 2,208,400 452,877
GSM1932256 E17_MS13T96 Gast2b 378 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 3,365,476 1,423,386 524,005 10,309 1,060,600 347,176
GSM1932248 E16_MS09T25 Gast2b 379 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 5,437,975 1,113,448 370,742 22,315 3,496,380 435,090
GSM1932251 E17_MS10T83 Gast2b 380 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,855,016 1,984,269 658,425 9,846 1,706,078 496,398
GSM1932250 E17_MS10T78 Gast2b 381 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 4,682,344 2,164,705 656,983 7,979 1,341,594 511,083
GSM1932244 E16_MS08T67 Gast2b 382 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 4,073,298 1,422,526 361,201 14,969 1,827,696 446,906
GSM1932247 E16_MS09T24 Gast2b 383 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 5,581,486 2,005,020 522,470 22,318 2,546,170 485,508
GSM1932249 E16_MS09T33 Gast2b 384 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 8,922,904 2,781,866 861,468 46,039 4,401,670 831,861
GSM1932253 E17_MS10T96 Gast2b 385 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 1,652,495 753,658 308,308 3,416 411,239 175,874
GSM1932254 E17_MS11T83 Gast2b 386 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 6,352,155 2,446,879 959,800 13,730 2,301,042 630,704
GSM1978213 E20_MS08T83 Gast2b 387 E20 around body stalk 140401ICSIday20 male GSE76267 2,533,340 1,222,210 462,118 17,427 546,024 285,561
GSM1978211 E20_MS08T81 Gast2b 388 E20 around body stalk 140401ICSIday20 male GSE76267 3,415,819 1,614,001 579,720 19,755 844,059 358,284
GSM1978209 E20_MS08T78 Gast2b 389 E20 around body stalk 140401ICSIday20 male GSE76267 2,877,068 1,491,499 558,264 2,960 515,863 308,482
GSM1978212 E20_MS08T82 Gast2b 390 E20 around body stalk 140401ICSIday20 male GSE76267 2,913,013 1,373,265 415,812 11,837 817,774 294,325
GSM1978210 E20_MS08T79 Gast2b 391 E20 around body stalk 140401ICSIday20 male GSE76267 3,711,400 1,396,069 459,471 35,709 1,472,680 347,471
GSM1978214 E20_MS08T84 Gast2b 392 E20 around body stalk 140401ICSIday20 male GSE76267 3,830,874 1,522,648 522,212 32,553 1,362,770 390,691
GSM1978215 E20_MS08T85 Gast2b 393 E20 around body stalk 140401ICSIday20 male GSE76267 3,347,144 1,107,501 455,724 32,267 1,459,582 292,070
GSM1932570 E17_MS13T91 VEYE 394 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE74767 5,370,495 2,364,228 760,318 27,171 1,646,584 572,194
GSM1932569 E16_MS09T31 VEYE 395 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 6,719,326 1,904,855 497,391 61,908 3,651,103 604,069
GSM1932567 E14_MS09T18 VEYE 396 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 8,900,878 2,724,546 1,025,611 81,392 4,094,701 974,628
GSM1932566 E13_MS13T65 VEYE 397 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 6,550,968 2,745,730 866,410 74,838 2,183,023 680,967
GSM1932568 E16_MS09T29 VEYE 398 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 4,699,044 1,326,601 497,129 27,374 2,413,441 434,499
GSM1932196 E13_MS61T51 EXMC 399 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 2,380,449 649,422 505,261 35,654 935,396 254,716
GSM1932193 E13_MS61T44 EXMC 400 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,992,419 1,777,702 1,014,748 61,755 1,511,700 626,514
GSM1932192 E13_MS13T73 EXMC 401 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,968,605 1,565,778 570,780 31,702 2,089,133 711,212
GSM1932194 E13_MS61T49 EXMC 402 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,514,622 1,726,413 587,602 39,365 1,791,584 369,658
GSM1932188 E13_MS13T69 EXMC 403 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 7,418,081 3,187,534 981,406 59,464 2,389,629 800,048
GSM1932189 E13_MS13T70 EXMC 404 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 5,351,896 2,036,025 612,586 41,610 2,112,910 548,765
GSM1932187 E13_MS13T68 EXMC 405 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,728,036 1,696,836 539,997 37,436 1,972,157 481,610
GSM1932195 E13_MS61T50 EXMC 406 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 5,113,147 2,568,357 856,786 42,108 1,124,353 521,543
GSM1932183 E13_MS10T48 EXMC 407 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 5,003,608 1,667,614 505,878 28,894 2,299,225 501,997
GSM1932186 E13_MS13T67 EXMC 408 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 7,259,032 2,935,365 947,510 53,442 2,528,829 793,886
GSM1932191 E13_MS13T72 EXMC 409 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 3,647,420 1,351,719 436,631 23,525 1,477,061 358,484
GSM1932182 E13_MS10T46 EXMC 410 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 3,462,825 1,558,079 482,451 22,280 1,042,687 357,328
GSM1932181 E13_MS10T45 EXMC 411 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 4,215,974 1,682,418 602,849 17,471 1,430,047 483,189
GSM1932184 E13_MS10T49 EXMC 412 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 3,890,228 1,699,838 480,106 19,696 1,319,844 370,744
GSM1932185 E13_MS13T66 EXMC 413 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 6,730,740 2,073,784 639,340 32,378 3,356,625 628,613
GSM1932190 E13_MS13T71 EXMC 414 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE74767 5,010,347 1,782,709 514,103 30,293 2,213,392 469,850
GSM1932201 E14_MS09T12 EXMC 415 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 4,499,258 1,396,689 673,212 47,127 1,909,433 472,797
GSM1932198 E14_MS09T05 EXMC 416 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 4,712,170 1,972,492 726,892 32,778 1,421,622 558,386
GSM1932202 E14_MS09T13 EXMC 417 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 4,887,552 1,994,152 611,182 30,203 1,732,975 519,040
GSM1932197 E14_MS09T03 EXMC 418 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 6,179,641 2,674,674 922,508 38,436 1,809,175 734,848
GSM1932199 E14_MS09T08 EXMC 419 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 6,284,532 2,799,760 1,035,924 38,507 1,673,776 736,565
GSM1932200 E14_MS09T09 EXMC 420 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 5,235,294 1,435,777 1,072,389 30,040 1,885,009 812,079
GSM1932212 E16_MS09T40 EXMC 421 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 6,122,799 2,420,950 678,658 55,194 2,425,850 542,147
GSM1932208 E14_MS09T20 EXMC 422 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 5,951,877 1,828,462 1,514,995 71,181 1,703,653 833,586
GSM1932211 E16_MS09T35 EXMC 423 E16 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday16 male GSE74767 5,783,250 1,645,154 595,237 37,661 3,030,070 475,128
GSM1932210 E14_MS13T89 EXMC 424 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,107,578 1,751,425 561,929 30,353 2,284,863 479,008
GSM1932203 E14_MS09T14 EXMC 425 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 8,424,537 3,525,377 1,339,289 64,959 2,522,369 972,543
GSM1932205 E14_MS09T16 EXMC 426 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 6,405,722 2,397,545 975,445 46,620 2,132,229 853,883
GSM1932207 E14_MS09T19 EXMC 427 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 4,994,805 1,689,785 873,867 25,957 1,794,598 610,598
GSM1932209 E14_MS13T88 EXMC 428 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE74767 5,374,005 2,084,772 649,894 20,540 2,102,412 516,387
GSM1932204 E14_MS09T15 EXMC 429 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 7,495,611 3,087,547 1,692,548 42,352 1,720,382 952,782
GSM1932206 E14_MS09T17 EXMC 430 E14 around embryonic disk 140401ICSIday14 male GSE74767 6,623,690 2,835,967 1,161,044 43,281 1,855,882 727,516
GSM1978240 E17_MS11T50 ePGC 431 E17 around embryonic disk 140722ICSIday17A male GSE76267 6,484,754 2,759,696 1,025,123 32,728 2,042,132 625,075
GSM1978227 E20_MS09T80 ePGC 432 E20 around body stalk 140401ICSIday20 male GSE76267 20,379,189 2,768,207 1,134,960 55,288 15,228,572 1,192,162
GSM1978242 E14_MS13T84 ePGC 433 E14 around embryonic disk 141014ICSIday14A male GSE76267 6,451,769 2,371,638 989,233 28,464 2,312,769 749,665
GSM1978229 E13_MS10T41 ePGC 434 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE76267 6,195,292 1,832,200 745,359 53,311 2,891,781 672,641
GSM1978228 E13_MS10T38 ePGC 435 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE76267 4,544,428 1,348,416 474,886 34,187 2,300,868 386,071
GSM1978230 E13_MS10T42 ePGC 436 E13 around embryonic disk 140812ICSId13A male GSE76267 5,397,010 1,793,362 669,596 34,896 2,292,925 606,231
GSM1978221 E16_MS09T59 ePGC 437 E16 posterior third of embryonic disk 140708ICSIday16 female GSE76267 4,725,321 1,976,399 912,879 7,891 1,380,225 447,927
GSM1978219 E16_MS09T57 ePGC 438 E16 posterior third of embryonic disk 140708ICSIday16 female GSE76267 6,592,996 2,471,100 1,046,508 10,372 2,502,009 563,007
GSM1978220 E16_MS09T58 ePGC 439 E16 posterior third of embryonic disk 140708ICSIday16 female GSE76267 5,846,395 2,445,922 1,061,205 9,531 1,788,066 541,671
GSM1978216 E16_MS09T54 ePGC 440 E16 posterior third of embryonic disk 140708ICSIday16 female GSE76267 6,440,845 2,768,662 1,250,856 11,287 1,828,087 581,953
GSM1978218 E16_MS09T56 ePGC 441 E16 posterior third of embryonic disk 140708ICSIday16 female GSE76267 7,420,875 3,629,404 1,440,353 8,838 1,606,541 735,739
GSM1978224 E16_MS09T62 ePGC 442 E17 around body stalk 140701ICSIday17 female GSE76267 6,593,092 3,223,754 1,231,392 11,764 1,493,770 632,412
GSM1978225 E16_MS09T63 ePGC 443 E17 around body stalk 140701ICSIday17 female GSE76267 4,563,768 2,197,235 678,906 8,189 1,241,506 437,932
GSM1978226 E16_MS09T64 ePGC 444 E17 around body stalk 140701ICSIday17 female GSE76267 4,933,267 2,292,021 797,954 8,037 1,357,713 477,542
GSM1978217 E16_MS09T55 ePGC 445 E16 posterior third of embryonic disk 140708ICSIday16 female GSE76267 4,860,698 2,001,514 878,010 8,010 1,542,364 430,800
GSM1978222 E16_MS09T60 ePGC 446 E16 posterior third of embryonic disk 140708ICSIday16 female GSE76267 5,728,320 2,418,845 1,280,759 10,686 1,480,333 537,697
GSM1978231 E36m_MS11T36 lPGC 447 E36 genital ridge 140708ICSId36#60 male GSE76267 5,400,628 2,564,184 719,087 88,017 1,615,308 414,032
GSM1978233 E36m_MS11T39 lPGC 448 E36 genital ridge 140708ICSId36#60 male GSE76267 4,484,534 2,101,368 659,813 53,644 1,351,214 318,495
GSM1978234 E36m_MS11T40 lPGC 449 E36 genital ridge 140708ICSId36#60 male GSE76267 5,367,304 2,674,202 883,623 74,230 1,293,189 442,060
GSM1978232 E36m_MS11T37 lPGC 450 E36 genital ridge 140708ICSId36#60 male GSE76267 4,398,119 838,423 233,628 24,041 3,044,209 257,818
GSM1978236 E36m_MS11T42 lPGC 451 E36 genital ridge 140708ICSId36#60 male GSE76267 4,060,696 835,082 255,584 20,899 2,730,162 218,969
GSM1978235 E36m_MS11T41 lPGC 452 E36 genital ridge 140708ICSId36#60 male GSE76267 6,465,443 3,042,654 1,113,433 59,106 1,693,668 556,582
GSM1643205 D51_MS04T45 lPGC 453 E51 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday51 female GSE67259 6,217,902 1,987,429 953,264 48,821 2,421,909 806,479
GSM1978237 E47m_MS11T43 lPGC 454 E47 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday47 male GSE76267 4,906,783 1,142,966 471,600 30,758 2,847,557 413,902
GSM1643192 D43_MS04T07 lPGC 455 E43 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday43 female GSE67259 5,257,575 1,388,708 600,162 59,621 2,738,634 470,450
GSM1643189 D43_MS04T03 lPGC 456 E43 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday43 female GSE67259 7,810,554 2,442,060 836,572 92,390 3,690,427 749,105
GSM1643193 D43_MS04T08 lPGC 457 E43 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday43 female GSE67259 5,315,584 2,054,875 818,982 50,805 1,852,925 537,997
GSM1643188 D43_MS04T02 lPGC 458 E43 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday43 female GSE67259 6,937,663 2,311,985 863,645 67,975 3,022,088 671,970
GSM1643190 D43_MS04T04 lPGC 459 E43 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday43 female GSE67259 7,382,718 2,568,659 1,245,873 62,589 2,833,619 671,978
GSM1643195 D50_MS04T13 lPGC 460 E50 genital ridge 130523ICSI-PGCAday50 female GSE67259 5,032,528 658,565 286,527 57,956 3,612,581 416,899
GSM1643201 D51_MS04T12 lPGC 461 E51 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday51 female GSE67259 5,051,665 1,272,937 447,202 78,010 2,843,959 409,557
GSM1643200 D51_MS04T05 lPGC 462 E51 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday51 female GSE67259 5,158,521 1,146,301 429,323 76,297 3,065,474 441,126
GSM1643203 D51_MS04T32 lPGC 463 E51 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday51 female GSE67259 4,714,689 1,255,199 469,655 53,814 2,582,227 353,794
GSM1978238 E55m_MS11T44 lPGC 464 E55 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCAday55 male GSE76267 4,192,986 1,006,194 281,403 49,950 2,546,091 309,348
GSM1643204 D51_MS04T44 lPGC 465 E51 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday51 female GSE67259 5,838,129 1,445,421 618,080 76,858 3,186,196 511,574
GSM1643202 D51_MS04T25 lPGC 466 E51 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday51 female GSE67259 4,819,220 1,697,101 740,520 60,610 1,831,995 488,994
GSM1643206 D51_MS04T51 lPGC 467 E51 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday51 female GSE67259 5,931,039 2,780,764 970,445 79,686 1,557,214 542,930
GSM1978239 E55m_MS11T45 lPGC 468 E55 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCBday55 male GSE76267 5,041,062 1,427,413 450,922 49,535 2,744,972 368,220
GSM1643199 D50_MS04T17 lPGC 469 E50 genital ridge 130523ICSI-PGCAday50 female GSE67259 5,167,957 913,813 306,932 49,705 3,442,011 455,496
GSM1643196 D50_MS04T14 lPGC 470 E50 genital ridge 130523ICSI-PGCAday50 female GSE67259 8,528,249 1,656,845 524,818 77,031 5,716,794 552,761
GSM1643197 D50_MS04T15 lPGC 471 E50 genital ridge 130523ICSI-PGCAday50 female GSE67259 5,334,342 985,333 496,368 31,348 3,319,044 502,249
GSM1643198 D50_MS04T16 lPGC 472 E50 genital ridge 130523ICSI-PGCAday50 female GSE67259 8,113,939 1,566,367 485,739 55,837 5,306,171 699,825
GSM1643191 D43_MS04T06 lPGC 473 E43 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday43 female GSE67259 8,190,359 3,428,491 1,230,319 101,251 2,577,107 853,191
GSM1643194 D43_MS04T10 lPGC 474 E43 genital ridge 130522ICSI-PGCday43 female GSE67259 19,071,477 4,732,262 1,885,120 213,117 10,580,768 1,660,210

Methods

The description of the method is extended from the related research manuscripts11,12.

Experimental study design

The overall experimental design is illustrated in Fig. 1. For the generation of SC3-seq data, single cells were prepared from pre- and post-implantation embryos, genital ridges and ESCs. They were picked manually and the SC3-seq cDNAs were amplified. After the quality validation and the selection of cDNAs, the DNA libraries for massive parallel sequencers were constructed (see the results of prior qPCR analyses11,12). The sequence reads were acquired by SOLiD5500xl and were mapped onto the cynomolgus monkey genome, Macaca fascicularis 5.0 (MacFas5.0). Then, the reads count was converted into reads per million (RPM). Finally, we verified the global distributions of gene expression and obtained quality-validated transcriptomes. Generally, single-cell transcriptome analysis drops off the positional information. Therefore, the expression patterns of key genes were also examined by immunofluorescent analysis or in situ hybridization of their expression, and each transcriptome data point was annotated accurately by comparison with its histologically examined counterpart11,12.

Figure 1. Overview of the study design and work flow.

Figure 1

The overall experimental design and work flow. The isolated cells dissociated from each samples were picked up for the cDNA synthesis. Then the quality and key gene expression of the generated cDNAs were examined by qPCR and the selected samples were used for the library construction. The libraries were sequenced and the resultant reads were mapped onto the cynomolgus monkey genome. The global distribution of gene expression in each cell was validated. Finally, the annotations of cell clusters were defined by comparing the gene expression patterns of the transcriptome and histological analysis such as immunofluorescent analysis.

Animals

The experimental procedures were approved by the Animal Care and Use Committee of Shiga University of Medical Science, and the methods were carried out in accordance with the approved guidelines. The procedures in cynomolgus monkeys for housing, oocyte collection, intra- cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), pre-implantation embryo culture, and transfer of pre- implantation embryos into foster mothers were performed as described previously with some modifications9, 11,12,13,14 . Briefly, monkeys were housed individually in appropriate cages, and the light cycle consisted of 12 h of artificial light from 8 AM to 8 PM. Temperature and humidity in the animal rooms were maintained at 25±2 °C and 50±5%, respectively. Each animal was fed 20 g kg‒1 of body weight of commercial pellet monkey chow (CMK-1; CLEA Japan Inc., Tokyo, Japan) in the morning, supplemented with 20–50 g of sweet potato in the afternoon. Water was available ad libitum.

For super-ovulation, ovarian stimulation with follicle-stimulating hormone (Gonapure; ASKA) was performed by embedding an implantable and programmable micro-fusion device (iPRECIO; Primetech Corporation) subcutaneously. The day when the ICSI was performed was designated as embryonic day 0 (E0). For embryo transfer, 4 to 5 two-cell to blastocyst-stage embryos were selected and transferred into an appropriate recipient female. For the detection of pregnancy of post-implantation embryos, implanted embryos were monitored by ultrasound scanning. For the collection of early post-implantation embryos (until around E20), the implanted uterus was surgically removed and bisected for the isolation of embryos. For the germ cell collection in gonads, the embryos were delivered by Caesarean section and bisected for the isolation of gonads. All the embryos used in this Data Descriptor are listed in Table 2 (available online only).

Table 2. Summary of embryos and ESCs where single cells were picked from.

Embryo ID/Cell Line sex Embryonic Day/Passage number cells picked from cDNA constructed good quality SC3-seqed
130206ICSI#1day6 male E06 whole embryo 47 45 23
130227ICSI#1day6 female E06 whole embryo 47 42 18
130306ICSI#7day6 female E06 whole embryo 39 26 2
121128ICSI#1day7 male E07 whole embryo 47 32 10
121205ICSI#1day7 male E07 whole embryo 47 35 17
130319ICSI#1day7 male E07 whole embryo 23 15 8
121107ICSI13_day8 male E08 whole embryo 59 53 36
121212ICSI#11day8 male E08 whole embryo 47 38 21
130220ICSI#11day8 male E08 whole embryo 47 47 38
120725ICSIday9 male E09 whole embryo 58 45 12
121212ICSI#2day9 female E09 whole embryo 47 37 8
140812ICSId13A male E13 around embryonic disk 60 58 49
140401ICSIday14 male E14 around embryonic disk 48 43 33
141014ICSIday14A male E14 around embryonic disk 60 58 30
140401ICSIday16 male E16 around embryonic disk 48 46 36
140708ICSIday16 female E16 posterior third of embryonic disk 96 94 8
140701ICSIday17 female E17 around body stalk 96 92 3
140722ICSIday17A male E17 around embryonic disk 96 94 55
140401ICSIday20 male E20 around body stalk 96 79 8
140708ICSId36#60 male E36 genital ridge 48 13 6
130522ICSI-PGCday43 female E43 genital ridge 58 55 7
130522ICSI-PGCday47 male E47 genital ridge 60 34 1
130523ICSI-PGCAday50 female E50 genital ridge 60 9 5
130522ICSI-PGCday51 female E51 genital ridge 60 47 7
130522ICSI-PGCAday55 male E55 genital ridge 30 17 1
130522ICSI-PGCBday55 male E55 genital ridge 30 16 1
CMK9 female p25 on feeder 24 9 3
CMK9 female p30 on feeder 21 14 5
CMK6 male p32 on feeder 46 32 10
CMK6 male p33 on feeder 24 13 4
CMK6 male p35 off feeder 24 3 9

Cell culture

The cynomolgus ESCs [CMK6 (male) and CMK9 (female)] were gifts from H. Suemori15. For cultivation on feeders, they were cultured with conventional human ESC medium [DMEM/F12 (D6421; Sigma-Aldrich) supplemented with 20% (vol/vol) of KSR (10828-028; Thermo Fisher Scientific), 1 mM of sodium pyruvate (11360-070; Thermo Fisher Scientific), 2 mM of GlutaMax (35050-061; Thermo Fisher Scientific), 0.1 mM of non-essential amino acids (11143-050; Thermo Fisher Scientific), 0.1 mM of 2-mercaptoethanol (M3148; Sigma-Aldrich), 1,000 U ml‒1 of ESGRO mouse LIF (ESG1107; Millipore), and 4 ng ml‒1 of recombinant human bFGF (060-04543; Wako Pure Chemical Industries)] on mouse embryonic feeders (MEFs)16. For feeder-free cultivation, cynomolgus ESCs were cultured under the same condition as human iPSCs (StemFit; Ajinomoto) on recombinant LAMININ511 (iMatrix511, Nippi), as described previously17. All of the cell lines were tested for mycoplasma contamination by MycoAlert (LT07-118; Lonza Japan), according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Single-cell preparation

For pre-implantation embryos, the zona pellucida was removed by acid tyrode solution treatment (T1788; Sigma-Aldrich). Then the whole embryo was incubated with 0.25% trypsin/PBS (T4799; Sigma-Aldrich) for around 10 min at 37 °C, then dissociated into single cells by repeated pipetting, and dispersed in 0.1 mg ml‒1 of PVA/PBS (P8136; Sigma-Aldrich) for preparation of single-cell cDNAs.

For early post-implantation embryos, the implantation site was dissected out from the uterus and the embryonic fragment containing the EPI, amnion, hypoblast, and yolk-sac endoderm was isolated manually. For isolation of PGCs, in several instances relatively posterior parts of the embryonic fragments were dissected. The embryo information and dissected positions are summarized in Table 1 (available online only). For the embryonic gonads, the genital ridges were dissected out from embryos manually. Then each fragment was incubated with 0.25% trypsin/PBS for around 10 min at 37 °C, dissociated into single cells by repeated pipetting, and dispersed in 0.1 mg ml‒1 of PVA/PBS.

For cynomolgus ESCs, the cells were first detached as clumps with CTK solution [0.25% trypsin (15090-046; Thermo Fisher Scientific), 0.1 mg ml‒1 of collagenase IV (17104-019; Thermo Fisher Scientific), and 1 mM of CaCl2 (06729-55; Nacalai Tesque)], incubated in TrypLE Select (12563029; Thermo Fisher Scientific) for around 10 min at 37 °C, and dispersed into single cells in 1% (vol/vol) KSR/PBS containing 10 μM of the ROCK inhibitor Y-27632 (257-00511; Wako Pure Chemical Industries)16. Cells under the feeder-free condition were directly incubated in TrypLE Select for around 5 min at 37 °C, and dispersed into single cells in 1% (vol/vol) KSR/PBS containing 10 μM of the ROCK inhibitor Y-27632.

Acquisition of SC3-seq data

The SC3-seq process consists of two steps: the synthesis and amplification of cDNAs from isolated single cells, and the construction of a DNA library for sequencing by the SOLiD5500xl sequencer. The first step, the synthesis and amplification of the single-cell cDNA, was performed essentially as described previously10. Briefly, cells were picked up manually into the lysis buffer containing tagged dT primer [V1dT(24)], and lysed by heating. Then the Reverse transcription buffer was added and the 800~1,500 nt cDNA strand was synthesized with short reaction time (5 min). The reaction mixture contained an excess amount of tagged dT primers, which would have interrupted proper amplification. Therefore, the remaining dT primers were digested by exonuclease. Next, in order to add the poly A tail at the end of the synthesized cDNA strand, a terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase mixture was added into the reaction. Then the second cDNA strand with another tag was synthesized by using a V3-tagged dT primer [V3(dT)24]. Finally, the synthesized double-strand cDNAs were amplified by PCR using V1 and V3 sequences, and the cDNAs with V3 and V1 tags at the 5′ and 3′ sides of the mRNA were obtained.

Before the construction of the DNA library, the quality of the amplified cDNAs was evaluated by examining the Ct values of the qPCR of several endogenous genes and by examining the distribution of the lengths of cDNA fragments using a LabChip GX (CLS760672; Perkin Elmer) or Bioanalyzer 2,100 (5,067-4,626; Agilent Technologies) system. qPCR was performed using Power SYBR Green PCR Master Mix (4367659; Thermo Fisher Scientific) with a CFX384 real-time qPCR system (Bio-Rad, Hercules, CA) according to the manufacturer’s instructions. According to the pilot experiments, the samples whose Ct values of GAPDH were more than 21 tended to have poor quality (data not shown). Therefore, we considered the samples whose Ct values of GAPDH and PPIA were less than 19 and 20 as those with good quality. Then we chose appropriate samples from good quality cDNAs for library construction based on the combinations of the lineage-specific gene expression (Table 3 (available online only)). For the cells from pre-implantation embryos, NANOG, GATA4 and GATA6 were used for the marker of EPI, hypoblast and hypoblast/Trophectoderm. For the cells from post-implantation embryos, EPI cells were defined as POU5F1(+)/ NANOG(+)/ SOX2(+)/ PRDM14(+)/ T(−)/ GATA4(−), and gastrulating cells were POU5F1(+)/ NANOG(low)/ PRDM14(low)/ some of T, GATA4, GATA6(+). The extraembryonic cells such as visceral endoderm, yolk sac endoderm and extraembryonic mesenchyme were classified as POU5F1(low) and other lineage-specific genes (+). The early PGCs were identified as PRDM1(+)/ TFAP2C(+)/ SOX17(+)/SOX2(−). The late PGCs from embryonic gonads were identified as POU5F1(+)/ NANOG(+)/ TFAP2C(+)/ SOX2(−). Most of the primer sets were designed using Primer-Blast (NCBI) within a distance of 500 base pairs (bp) from the transcription termination sites (TTSs). The primer sets and oligo DNA sequences used in this Data Descriptor are given in Table 3 (available online only).

Table 3. Primer list.

Gene Primer Name sense anti-sense
BMP4 mfBMP4-qPCR-s1/as1 ATTCCAGTATCCCCAAAGCCTG GATCTCAGCGACACCCACATC
CDX2 mfCDX2-qPCR-s3/as3 CTTCCCAGACCAGGAAAGGC GGCCTGGAGTCCAATAACCA
CER1 mfCER1-qPCR-s1/as1 GTAATTTGCTTGGTTGCCTCCT CCAGTGATTGTTCCTCTTCCCT
COL6A1 mfCOL6A1-qPCR-s1/as1 CTTTTCCCACCAATCCTCACCT CCTTGGTTTCCCAAAACGAGAC
DDX4 mmDDX4-qPCR-s1/as1 CATTCCTGGCTTCAGCGGTA GGGTTGGGAGCTTGTGAAGA
DNMT3A mfDNMT3A_qPCR-s3/as3 CTGCCAAAAAGGGGGCTAGA CTGAAGACTCCGTACCCTGC
DNMT3L mfDNMT3L-qPCR-s1/as1 CGGAAGAAGAATTGTCCCTGC GGGAGAAAGCAGTTCTTCACCA
DPPA3 mfDPPA3-qPCR-s1/as1 AGGGATCTGTGTCATTTGAATGTAT GGCTTCTAAGACACATGGGAATACT
FN1 mfFN1-qPCR-s1/as1 TGTGCAAGTCTCTCTAATTGTTGA TTAAAGCAGAAAGTATAAGGCTGTC
FOXA1 mfFOXA1-qPCR-s1/as1 AGCTGGATTTGAAAATGTGGTCC CCCGTCTGGCTATACTAACACC
FOXA2 mfFOXA2-qPCR-s1/as1 GAGGGTCACACTTGATACCCCAC CAGGTGCTTGAAGAAGCAGGAG
FOXH1 mfFOXH1-qPCR-s1/as1 GAAACACCAGGCAGTAACCTTG AGTGTAGGAGAGACAGAGGCAT
GAPDH mfGAPDH-qPCR-s2/as2 AACAGGGTGGTGGACCTCAT TTCCTCTTGTGCTCTCGCTG
GATA2 mfGATA2-qPCR-s1/as1 TTCTGTATGCGGTGATGGCCT AGCGACTGCCCATCCATATT
GATA4 mfGATA4-qPCR-s1/as1 TGGCTATAGCAGAGAATACCTTTGAACCA ACAGGTTTGTGGGTTAGGGAGGGT
GATA6 mfGATA6-qPCR-s1/as1 AGAAAGGCAATTTTCCTGAGAGA ACATCCCATTTCTATATTTCCAATTGTT
IGF1 mfIGF1-qPCR-s1/as1 CCGCTGCTAAACACACCACAG TAAGCTGCATGATATTTGAAAGGTTTTG
KRT18 mmKRT18-qPCR-s1/as1 CCAAGATCATGGCAGACATCCG CTCTCCTCAATCTGCTGAGACC
LAMA5 mfLAMA5-qPCR-s1/as1 CGTCACCATGACTCGCTCTG AGTGAGAGGAGTCACCTGCAA
MIXL1 mfMIXL1-qPCR-s1/as1 TTCAAAACACTCGAGGACTCCC TGCTAAGGGTAACATTGGAGTGA
NANOG mfNANOG-qPCR-s2/as2 TGTTCCGGTTTCCATTATGCC TAGGCTCCAACCATACTCCA
NANOS3 mfNANOS3-qPCR-s1/as1 ATTTCCAGGAAGACCCACCCTA GATTTCAGCTGTTGCCTCGC
PDGFRA mfPDGFRA-qPCR-s1/as1 GCTGGCCTGAGAAACACAATTT ACGTCCCTCTTCACAAAAATAGGA
POU5F1 mfPOU5F1-qPCR-s1/as1 GGGAGGAGCTAGGGAAAGAGAACCTA CCCCCACCCGTTGTGTTCCCA
PPIA mfPPIA-qPCR-s1/as1 ACAGGTCCTGGCATCTTGTC CTCAGTCTTGGCAGTGCAGA
PRDM1 mfPRDM1-qPCR-s1/as1 TTCCCAACTACTCGTTTGTTCTTTG CATGTAAGAGGCAGAAAAAGGAAGG
PRDM14 mfPRDM14-qPCR-s5/as5 TGCCCTGTTGTTTTAGGACTGT AACCAGCAGTTAAGGAAAGGCT
SOX15 mfSOX15-qPCR-s1/as1 CCTAACCCACCTCTAACTCTGG TGTAGTCCAACAGGAGAAAGGG
SOX17 mmSOX17-qPCR-s3/as3 TGCATTGTCAAAAACCCTATTTCCA CACCCGGGACAACATTTCTTTG
SOX2 mfSOX2-qPCR-s1/as1 AAGGTTTTTCCCCCTTTATTTTCCG GATTCTCGGCAGACTGATTCAAATA
SOX7 mfSOX7-qPCR-s1/as1 ATGATTGACGGGTGTGCAGTC TGACAACTGTTTCAAAGTATGTGTCG
T mfBRACHYURY-qPCR-s2/as2 TGCTGTCCCAAGTGGCTTAC CTGGACCCTGGCAAACATCT
TCL1B mfTCL1B-qPCR-s1/as1 ATAGATCCAGTGCTGAGCCAGT TCGTGAGCTGAAGAACTGAACA
TFAP2C mmTFAP2C-qPCR-s2/as2 TCGGAGATCAAGTCCTCTGG CCTTTGAACACGGGGTTTAG
XIST mfXIST-qPCR-s1/as1 TGTGAACTGATGTGAAATGCAGA CCAACTCCCCAGTTTGTTTCAA

SC3-seq libraries of quality-checked cDNAs were constructed as described previously10. Briefly, the cDNAs were digested into 150–250 bp fragment by sonication (M210, Covaris). Then the damaged cDNA fragments were end-polished by T4 DNA polymerase (M203; NEB) and T4 polynucleotide kinase (M201; NEB). The cDNAs are now expected to be broken into three types of fragments; the ones with the V3-tag (5′ side of the original mRNA), the ones with the V1-tag (3′ side of the original mRNA), and the ones without any tag (internal part of the original mRNA). This fragment mixture was subjected to a one-cycle DNA polymerization step to allocate the internal adaptor sequence (the essential tag for the SOLiD sequencer) at the end of V1 tag. Then the P1-adaptor (another essential tag for the SOLiD sequencer) was added by ligation at the internal adaptor-free end. Finally, the index sequence and P2 tag (tag for the SOLiD sequencer) were added by PCR, and the library DNAs were obtained.

The quality and quantity of the constructed libraries were evaluated by using a LabChip GX or Bioanalyzer 2,100 system, a Qubit dsDNA HS assay kit (Q32851; Thermo Fisher Scientific), and a SOLiD Library TaqMan Quantitation kit (4449639; Thermo Fisher Scientific). The clonal amplification of the libraries on beads by emulsion PCR was performed using a SOLiD EZ Bead System (4449639; Thermo Fisher Scientific) at the E120 scale according to the manufacturer's instruction. The resulting bead libraries were loaded onto flowchips and sequenced for 50 and 5 bp barcode plus Exact Call Chemistry (ECC) on a SOLiD 5500XL system (4449639; Thermo Fisher Scientific).

Note that the SC3-seq method has now been modified to be applicable to the illumina sequencers. The detailed protocol has been recently published18.

Reference sequences

The genome sequence for MacFas5.0 (mfa_ref_Macaca_fascicularis_5.0_X.fa (X: chr1 - chr20, chrX)) and transcript definition file (GFF3) for MacFas5.0 (ref_Macaca_fascicularis_5.0_top_level.gff3) were obtained from the NCBI ftp site. ERCC spike-in sequences were obtained from the Thermo Fisher Scientific website (https://tools.thermofisher.com/content/sfs/manuals/cms_095047.txt).

Modification of transcript definition file

The SC3-seq protocol enriches ~300 bp from the 3′-end of transcription termination sites (TTSs). Therefore, an inaccurate definition of a TTS, especially one that defines TTS as too far short of the appropriate site, could result in an absence of expression values, even if there are reads accumulated further downstream. To ensure that all possible transcript signals are covered, we extended all 3′-end of TTSs by up to 10 kb in the transcript definition file (GFF3 file, all ‘gene’, ‘transcript’ and ‘exon’ type category, Supplementary File 1) by applying the following rules according to the previous report10:

  1. Identify genes sharing identical TTSs. Remove all these genes but one at each TTS position.

  2. Extend TTS by 10 kb if no gene is found within the targeted area.

  3. If the extended TTS hits a transcription start site (TSS) of a downstream gene (same strand), stop the extension at 1 bp upstream of the TSS.

  4. If the extended TTS hits a TTS of a downstream gene (opposite strand), stop the extension at the mid of two TTS.

  5. Remove all pseudogenes (marked as ‘pseudo=True’), tRNAs or ncRNAs.

Since the gene names in these MacFas5.0 annotations were not fully annotated like their human counterparts, we searched for genomic coordinates of the MacFas5.0 genes on the human genome, hg19, using the LiftOver tool of UCSC, and matched the MacFas5.0 gene name with the human one if the names were different12.

Read processing, mapping and conversion to expression values

All reads were pre-processed by cutadapt v1.11 with ‘-c -e 0.1 -q 20 -n 2 -O 1 -m 30’ options and ‘-a’ and ‘-g’ options for sequence CTCGAGGGCGCGCCGGATCCATATACGCCTTGGCCGTACAGCAG, and -a option for sequence A(20) to remove adaptor and poly-A sequences, and low quality bases19. Untrimmed and trimmed reads of 30 bp or longer were mapped onto the MacFas5.0 genome and ERCC spike-in RNA sequences with tophat v2.0.11/bowtie1.0.1 with ‘-bowtie1 -C -no-coverage search’’ options20. Mapped reads on the genome and ERCC in the bam file were separated and reads on the genome were processed with cufflinks v2.2.0 with ‘—compatible-hit-norm —no-length-correction—library-type fr-secondstrand’ options and MafFas5.0 reference gene annotation with extended TTSs21.

Data Records

The raw csfasta and QV.qual files were deposited in the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) database under acquisition numbers GSE67259, GSE76267 and GSE74767 (Data Citation 1, Data Citation 2 and Data Citation 3). The deposited data also contain the abundance of processed expression data, including the Entrez gene IDs and gene names. The sample information is summarized in Table 1 (available online only).

Technical Validation

Verification of the qualities of SC3-seq data

A total of 474 cDNAs from each single cells were sequenced to a depth of between 0.64–4.73 mega mapped reads (Table 1 (available online only)). According to the previous study10, 0.5 mega reads were sufficient for an accurate analysis by SC3-seq. The positions of mapped reads were significantly enriched at the very 3′ ends of mapped genes (Fig. 2a). The comparison of data between cDNAs and subsequent library DNAs indicated that the expression profiles were highly conserved during the experiments (Fig. 2b). Finally, in order to validate the quality of the SC3-seq libraries, we evaluated the profile of expression levels of all the expressed genes in at least one cell (Fig. 2c). Although the single-cell transcriptome is affected by both technical and biological variation, the expression values of the 75th percentile gene showed uniform distribution, indicating that all samples were successfully generated with appropriate qualities.

Figure 2. Verification of the qualities of SC3-seq data.

Figure 2

(a) The SC3-seq track [read density (kilo RPM) plotted against the read position from the annotated TTSs] of all cells (gray) and the average of all cells (red) as indicated above. (b) Scatter plot comparison of the gene expressions acquired by qPCR [delta Ct] and by NGS analysis [log2(RPM+1)]. The delta Ct values of qPCR analysis were calculated from mean values of GAPDH and PPIA. The regression line is shown in red, and the correlation coefficient (r) is indicated at the bottom right of the plot. (c) Distribution of gene expression levels of all expressed genes. All the expressed genes (19,225 genes) were defined as the genes whose log2(RPM+1) values were more than 4 in at least one sample among all 474 cells. The bars at the top, middle and bottom of the box indicate the 75th, 50th, and 25th percentile expression levels, and the top bar of the whisker indicates the expression levels encompassing the expression of 2 s.d. from the median of the genes, respectively.

Clustering and annotating of the cells

The cells were grouped by unsupervised hierarchical clustering (UHC) using the hclust function of R software with Pearson correlation distance and Ward’s method (ward.D2) (Fig. 3a), and t-SNE analysis using the Rtsne function in the Rtsne package with default parameters22 (Fig. 3b). Their annotations were defined by comparing the expression of key genes in transcriptome data with that obtained through the histological analysis11,12 and are summarized in Table 1 (available online only).

Figure 3. Clustering and annotation of the cells.

Figure 3

(a) Unsupervised hierarchical clustering (UHC) with all the expressed genes and a heat map of the levels of selected marker genes. The colored bars under the dendrogram indicate grouping (top) and embryonic days/cell type (bottom), respectively. Post-paTE, post-implantation parietal trophectoderm; PreL-TE, pre-implantation late TE; PreE-TE, pre-implantation early TE; ICM, inner cell mass; Pre-EPI, pre-implantation epiblast; PostE-EPI, post-implantation early epiblast; G1, gastrulating cells group 1; PostL-EPI, post-implantation late epiblast; G2a/G2b, gastrulating cells group 1/2; VE/YE, visceral endoderm/yolk sac endoderm; EXMC, extraembryonic mesenchyme; ePGC, early PGC; lPGC, late PGC. (b) Plot of two-dimensional t-SNE analysis with all the expressed genes. The color codes is as indicated.

In UHC analysis, all cells were classified into two large clusters: 6 clusters mainly from pre-implantation embryos and 10 clusters from post-implantation embryos, genital ridges and ESCs (Fig. 3a). In the left side of the dendrogrham in Fig. 3a, the green, blue and orange groups of the pre-implantation cluster consisted of cells from E7 to E9, and each of them expressed the key genes for the pre-implantation epiblast (Pre-EPI) (NANOG and SOX2), hypoblast (SOX17, GATA4 and GATA6) and late trophectoderm (PreL-TE) (TFAP2C, GATA3 and GATA6) according to the histological analysis12. On the other hand, the light gray and dark gray groups in the pre-implantation cluster consisted of the cells from E6 and E7 only, and while the light gray group expressed a high level of trophectoderm-related genes, the dark gray group did not. Consistent with this, in the t-SNE analysis, the cells in the light gray cluster were plotted close to the PreL-TE, while those in the dark gray cluster were located on the side of Pre-EPI and Hypoblast (Fig. 3b). Therefore we annotated them as pre-implantation early trophectoderm (PreE-TE) and inner cell mass (ICM) cells. The brown group, which was derived from post-implantation embryos but located close to PreL-TE in the pre-implantation cluster (Fig. 3a,b), had a similar gene expression pattern to PreL-TE (Fig. 3a), suggesting that the members of the brown group are the derivative of the PreL-TE. Therefore we annotated these cells as post-implantation parietal trophectoderm (Post-paTE) cells.

In the other large cluster in UHC dendrogram (Fig. 3a), the PGCs from genital ridges (late PGCs; lPGCs) were grouped into one cluster (red), and the cells in yellow clusters from the early post-implantation embryo (E13–20) were annotated as early PGCs (ePGCs) because they were clustered with lPGCs both in the UHC dendrogram and t-SNE plot, and also shared characteristic gene expression patterns with lPGCs(Fig. 3a,b). Next, the other clusters of post-implantation cells were classified into two groups according to their POU5F1 expression (Fig. 3a); POU5F1 is expressed in embryonic cells during the early post-implantation embryo stage12. The light and dark blue groups were annotated as extraembryonic mesenchyme (EXMC) and visceral endoderm/yolk sac endoderm (VE/YE) cells because they showed high and uniform expression of COL6A1 and FOXA1 (Fig. 3a), whose expression patterns were confirmed by histological analysis12. The remaining clusters were classified as EPI [post-implantation early epiblast, PostE-EPI (E13, 14); post-implantation late epiblast, PostL-EPI (E16,17)] or gastrulating cells (Gast1, 2a, 2b) due to the expression of the pluripotency-associated genes and differentiation-related genes. We could not provide a detailed explanation of the cell types of gastrulating cells due to the highly variable expression of the differentiation-related genes. Consistent with this, the cells in Gast2a and Gast2b were not separated clearly in the t-SNE analysis (Fig. 3b). Both the male and female ESCs (CMK6 and CMK9) were clustered close to PostL-EPI (Fig. 3a,b).

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How to cite this article: Nakamura, T. et al. Single-cell transcriptome of early embryos and cultured embryonic stem cells of cynomolgus monkeys. Sci. Data 4:170067 doi: 10.1038/sdata.2017.67 (2017).

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Acknowledgments

This work was supported in part by a Grant-in-Aid from MEXT and by JST-ERATO. We thank Y. Nagai, R. Kabata, N. Konishi, Y. Sakaguchi, M. Kasawaki, T. Sato, M. Kabata, T. Yamamoto, J. Matsushita, C. Iwatani, H. Tsuchiya, Y. Seita, S. Nakamura, and M. Matsutani for their technical assistance. We are grateful to H. Suemori for the provision of CMK6/9, to M. Ema for encouragement, and to the animal care staff at the Research Center for Animal Life Science, Shiga University of Medical Science for their assistance. This work was supported by JST ERATO Grant Numbers JPMJER1104, Japan.

Footnotes

The authors declare no competing financial interests.

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