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    Solidarity in Europe. How did German newspapers perceive aspects of solidarity during the Great Recession 2008/2009?

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    This report is the final joint product of the student research project “Solidarity in Europe” which was conducted the Institute of Political Science at Technische Universität Darmstadt from April 2023 to March 2024. It explores attitudes towards solidarity in Europe expressed in four large German newspapers within the first year of the fiscal crisis of 2009. The report is based on empirical analysis of more than 600 newspaper articles which were assessed using qualitative content analysis

    Additional file 1 of Molecular and spatial heterogeneity of microglia in Rasmussen encephalitis

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    Additional file 1. QC and cell typing for snRNA-seq data. a, b tSNE plots showing raw RNA and UMI counts per nucleus. c, d tSNE plots showing SCT-normalized RNA and UMI counts per nucleus. e tSNE plot showing mitochondrial transcript expression as a percent of total expression per nucleus. f Heatmap showing expression of common marker genes for annotated cell type. g, h Stacked bar graphs showing relative cell type per disease condition (g) and sample (h)

    Additional file 11 of Molecular and spatial heterogeneity of microglia in Rasmussen encephalitis

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    Additional file 11. DEP gene expression in microglia snRNA-Seq. a Volcano plot of significant abundantly expressed proteins detected in microglial nodules versus unaggregated microglia. Red shape and labels highlight DEPs selected for single-nucleus microglia analysis. b tSNE density plots displaying gene expression density in microglia of markers selected in a. c tSNE density plot showing the expression density in microglia where all selected markers are expressed

    Additional file 2 of Molecular and spatial heterogeneity of microglia in Rasmussen encephalitis

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    Additional file 2. Overlap of DEGs in RE relative to FCD and CTRL. a,b Venn diagrams showing the number of overlapping genes expressed differentially high (a) and differentially low (b) in RE vs CTRL and FCD. c Four-way plot showing FCD expression relative to RE vs CTRL expression relative to RE for each gene

    Additional file 3 of Molecular and spatial heterogeneity of microglia in Rasmussen encephalitis

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    Additional file 3. Microglial markers and DEGs in microglial Louvain clusters. a tSNE plot of microglia showing all eleven Louvain clusters. b Violin plots of top five most abundant differentially expressed genes in each microglial cluster, if applicable. c Violin plots illustrating the per-cluster expression of microglia-specific and homeostatic microglial markers

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    Additional file 5. Immune modulation and inflammation marker expression differs by disease condition. Ridge plots showing the expression of immune and inflammation markers highlighted in Figure 3, separated by disease condition with accompanying tSNE of microglia for reference

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    Additional file 6. Pseudotime trajectory analysis. a UMAP plot of microglia showing all eleven Louvain clusters. b UMAP density plot showing the density of TMEM119 expression. Red star indicates root node for cell ordering. c UMAP plot showing pseudotime trajectories, where cells are colored by pseudotime score. Red star indicates root node for cell ordering. d Ridge plot displaying the pseudotime score of cells in each microglia cluster

    Additional file 8 of Molecular and spatial heterogeneity of microglia in Rasmussen encephalitis

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    Additional file 8. Nanostring GeoMx workflow and ROI segmenting. a Schematic detailing the workflow of the GeoMx digital spatial profiler platform. b 20x micropictographs displaying single channel CD45 and IBA1 images, the combined image, and how a typical ROI containing a microglial nodule was segmented by intensity thresholding
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