Asynchronous fate decisions at the single cell level collectively ensure a consistent lineage composition in the mouse blastocyst

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Author(s): Arenales, Nestor Saiz*, Williams, Kiah M.*, Seshan, Venkatraman*, Hadjantonakis, Anna-Katerina* * MSK affiliated

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"This collection contains all raw confocal images (as .lsm Z-stacks) with their corresponding image segmentation files (as .tiff sequences), as well as the raw quantification spreadsheets (as .csv) and their corresponding corrected quantification files (as .csv) for the paper by Saiz et al (2016) Asynchronous fate decisions at the single cell level collectively ensure a consistent lineage composition in the mouse blastocyst, published in Nature Communications.

For convenience, a collated version of all corrected quantification files is provided too as a single .csv file. To obtain the R code used to perform data transformations, corrections and to generate the plots shown in the paper, please visit http://github.com/nestorsaiz/saiz-et-al_2016"

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