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. 2021 Sep 29;12:5722. doi: 10.1038/s41467-021-25125-1

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Fig. 5 — a To reveal the temporal relationship between embryonic and postnatal through adult cell types, the Delile, and harmonized datasets were co-integrated and are shown in a UMAP, colored by dataset (right). b A UMAP of the co-integrated datasets, colored by clusters from the Delile et al. study (bold labels) or the harmonized analysis (regular font labels). Cluster annotations are repeated in cases in which a group of cells from a given cluster are located at a distance from the cluster centroid (ex. for dI4.6). c Feature plots of selected marker genes for the cardinal classes of spinal cord lineages. d Sankey plot of the relationships between embryonic lineages (left) and harmonized cell types (right) showing multiple examples of divergence and convergence.