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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 11.
Published in final edited form as: Nat Neurosci. 2021 Jan 11;24(2):276–287. doi: 10.1038/s41593-020-00764-7

Table 1 |.

Description of post-mortem cohort.

Cases used for snRNA-seq
Case # Braak stage Sex Age at death (years) Post-mortem interval (hours) ADNC score CDR before death APOE genotype Source
1 0 M 50 13 A0,B0,C0 0 E3/E3 BBAS
2 0 M 60 12 A0,B0,C0 0.5 E3/E3 BBAS
3 0 M 71 12 A1,B0,C0 0 E3/E3 BBAS
4 2 M 72 15 A1,B1,C0 0 E3/E3 BBAS
5* 2 M 77 4.9 A2,B1,C1 0.5 E3/E3 UCSF
6* 2 M 87 30 A2,B1,C2 2 E3/E3 UCSF
7* 2 M 91 50 A1,B1,C1 0 E3/E3 UCSF
8* 6 M 72 6.9 A3,B3,C3 3 E3/E3 UCSF
9* 6 M 82 6.7 A3,B3,C3 3 E3/E3 UCSF
10 6 M 82 9 A3,B3,C3 3 E3/E3 UCSF
Cases used for immunofluorescence validation
Case # Braak stage Sex Age at death Post-mortem interval (hours) ADNC score CDR before death APOE genotype Source
5* 2 M 77 4.9 A2,B1,C1 0.5 E3/E3 UCSF
6* 2 M 87 30 A2,B1,C2 2 E3/E3 UCSF
7* 2 M 91 50 A1,B1,C1 0 E3/E3 UCSF
8* 6 M 72 6.9 A3,B3,C3 3 E3/E3 UCSF
9* 6 M 82 6.7 A3,B3,C3 3 E3/E3 UCSF
11 0 F 62 10.1 A1,B0,C0 0 NA BBAS
12 0 M 64 12 A0,B0,C0 0 E3/E3 BBAS
13 1 M 60 19 A0,B1,C0 0 NA BBAS
14 1 F 64 13 A1,B1,C0 0 E3/E3 BBAS
15 1 M 70 11 A1,B1,C0 0 E3/E3 BBAS
16 1 F 82 9.6 A1,B1,C0 0 NA BBAS
17 2 F 79 18 A1,B1,C1 0 E3/E3 BBAS
18 2 F 81 30.3 A1,B1,C0 NA E3/E3 UCSF
19 3 M 81 8.3 A2,B2,C3 1 NA UCSF
20 3 M 84 28 A3,B2,C2 1 NA UCSF
21 3 F 88 9.8 A3,B2,C2 0.5 E3/E3 UCSF
22 3 M 89 9.1 A3,B2,C2 1 E3/E3 UCSF
23 4 F 87 9.5 A1,B2,C3 2 E3/E3 UCSF
24 4 M 91 11.2 A3,B2,C2 0.5 E3/E3 UCSF
25 4 M 103 7.8 A1,B2,C2 NA E3/E3 UCSF
26 5 M 77 8.4 A3,B3,C3 0.5 E4/E4 UCSF
27 5 M 85 11.2 A3,B3,C3 1 E3/E3 UCSF
28 5 M 86 8.6 A3,B3,C3 2 E3/E4 UCSF
29 5 F 87 17 A3,B3,C2 3 E3/E3 BBAS
30 6 F 64 7.3 A3,B3,C3 3 E3/E4 UCSF
31 6 F 67 9.7 A3,B3,C3 3 E4/E4 UCSF

Asterisks denote cases used both for snRNA-seq and immunofluorescence validation. The AD neuropathological change (ADNC) score incorporates assessment of amyloid-beta deposits (“A”), staging of neurofibrillary tangles (“B”), and scoring of neuritic plaques (“C”)48. The Clinical Dementia Rating (CDR) reflects the degree of cognitive impairment49.