Mouse hypothalamus — prenatal benzene exposure (bulk RNA-seq)
Mus musculus · Whole hypothalamus · bulk RNA-seq
Selected data and study scope
This dataset contains bulk RNA-seq data from Mus musculus, sampled from whole hypothalamus. The default comparison examines gene expression in Prenatal benzene relative to Filtered air.
The explorer includes 1 track and 1 comparison for this dataset.
The default track, Whole hypothalamus (litter aggregate), includes 3 Filtered air samples and 3 Prenatal benzene samples in this comparison. These are analysis sample counts. Check the source for biological replication and pooling.
Interpretation and limitations
The measurement combines expression from the cells in the tissue sample. A difference in tissue expression alone does not identify which cell type contributes to it.
Expression values are CPM (TMM-normalized): counts per million on library sizes adjusted by the TMM factors of the study’s own edgeR fit. This scale adjusts for library size and composition, not gene length. Use it to inspect a feature across the samples in this analysis. CPM values are not absolute transcript counts.
Evidence and verification
Pipeline QC passed. Mouse hypothalamus — prenatal benzene exposure (bulk RNA-seq); all 1 registered contrasts on default track hypothalamus
Experimental design passed. Mouse hypothalamus — prenatal benzene exposure (bulk RNA-seq); all 1 registered contrasts on default track hypothalamus
Author concordance not assessed. Author effect concordance has not been assessed
Pipeline QC can pass while experimental-design limitations remain. Read both assessments before interpreting results.
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Source study
P21 male-offspring hypothalamus after filtered-air vs prenatal-benzene exposure, aggregated before analysis to three independent litters per arm. The author-identified OBFH14 outlier is excluded before aggregation (PMID 37084897; GSE229440)
Source publication
Koshko L, Scofield S, Debarba L, Stilgenbauer L, Fakhoury P, Jayarathne H, et al.
Chemosphere · 2023
Repository study title
Prenatal benzene exposure in mice alters offspring hypothalamic development predisposing to metabolic disease in later life
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Comparisons in HypoExplorer
Prenatal benzene vs Filtered air · default
Positive differential-expression values indicate higher expression in the case group relative to the baseline. Check the comparison direction and study design when interpreting results.
Available tracks
| Track | Features | Filtered air n | Prenatal benzene n |
|---|---|---|---|
| Whole hypothalamus (litter aggregate) | 21,796 | 3 | 3 |
Expression and analysis results
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