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Single nuclei sequencing of early, late-term, and early-onset pre-eclamptic decidua and villi.

Hypertensive disorders in pregnancy, of which the multisystem syndrome pre-eclampsia is the most severe, leading to preterm delivery, maternal mortality, and life-long complications. To elucidate early disease dynamics, we present the first spatio-temporal study comparing single-nuclei transcriptomes of human preterm pre-eclamptic placentae and healthy controls, contextualizing this in a comprehensive study including early and late gestational placentae. This study includes early placentae samples from the fetal part (villi; n=10), maternal part (Decidua; n=3), late placentae samples from healthy pregnancies, villi (n=6), decidua (n=4), and late placentae samples from early-onset preeclamptic pregnancies, villi (n=5) and decidua (n=5).

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Impaired cell interactions at the pre-eclamptic maternal-foetal interface.

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Study ID Study Title Study Type
EGAS00001005681 Transcriptome Analysis

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EGAF00007889774 fastq.gz 29.6 GB
EGAF00007889775 fastq.gz 8.7 GB
EGAF00007889776 fastq.gz 19.5 GB
68 Files (783.6 GB)