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Table of registered tracks

GroupTrackDescription
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(data newly added in 2025, under adjustment)
GENCODE v48 (basic)Basic Gene Annotation Set from GENCODE Version 48 (Ensembl 114)
GENCODE v48 (comprehensive) Comprehensive Gene Annotation Set from GENCODE Version 48 (Ensembl 114)
RNAmotifProb (Kawai Lab)Evaluation of the affinity between RNA structural motifs and compounds (credit: Kawai Lab)
refTSS_v4.1Reference dataset of transcription start sites obtained from refTSS v4.1 (https://reftss.riken.jp/)
TargetScan_hg38_broadConsFam_consSitePrediction of miRNA targets by TargetScan (release 8.0). Conserved target sites of broadly conserved miRNA families. High-confidence evolutionary conserved interactions. (source: https://www.targetscan.org/vert_80/vert_80_data_download/All_Target_Locations.hg19.bed.zip, converted to hg38 coordinates with liftOver)
TargetScan_hg38_broadConsFam_nonConsSitePrediction of miRNA targets by TargetScan (release 8.0). Non-conserved target sites of broadly conserved miRNA families. Potential species-specific targets of conserved miRNAs. (source: https://www.targetscan.org/vert_80/vert_80_data_download/All_Target_Locations.hg19.bed.zip, converted to hg38 coordinates with liftOver)
TargetScan_hg38_consFam_consSitePrediction of miRNA targets by TargetScan (release 8.0). Conserved target sites of conserved miRNA families. Slightly broader set than Broad’s definition. (source: https://www.targetscan.org/vert_80/vert_80_data_download/All_Target_Locations.hg19.bed.zip, converted to hg38 coordinates with liftOver)
TargetScan_hg38_consFam_nonConsSitePrediction of miRNA targets by TargetScan (release 8.0). Non-conserved target sites of conserved miRNA families. Possibly functional but not evolutionarily conserved. (source: https://www.targetscan.org/vert_80/vert_80_data_download/All_Target_Locations.hg19.bed.zip, converted to hg38 coordinates with liftOver)
TargetScan_hg38_nonConsFam_consSitePrediction of miRNA targets by TargetScan (release 8.0). Conserved target sites of non-conserved miRNA families. Rare but may represent emerging regulatory roles. (source: https://www.targetscan.org/vert_80/vert_80_data_download/All_Target_Locations.hg19.bed.zip, converted to hg38 coordinates with liftOver)
TargetScan_hg38_nonConsFam_nonConsSitePrediction of miRNA targets by TargetScan (release 8.0). Non-conserved target sites of non-conserved miRNA families. Lowest confidence, may reflect noise or species-specific regulation. (source: https://www.targetscan.org/vert_80/vert_80_data_download/All_Target_Locations.hg19.bed.zip, converted to hg38 coordinates with liftOver)
TargetScan_hg38_otherFam_consSitePrediction of miRNA targets by TargetScan (release 8.0). Conserved target sites of miRNAs not classified into the main families. May include less-characterized or novel miRNAs. (source: https://www.targetscan.org/vert_80/vert_80_data_download/All_Target_Locations.hg19.bed.zip, converted to hg38 coordinates with liftOver)
TargetScan_hg38_otherFam_nonConsSitePrediction of miRNA targets by TargetScan (release 8.0). Non-conserved target sites of other miRNAs outside standard family definitions. Lower confidence or potentially novel functions. (source: https://www.targetscan.org/vert_80/vert_80_data_download/All_Target_Locations.hg19.bed.zip, converted to hg38 coordinates with liftOver)
Gene annotationGene (GENCODE + RefSeq)Gene coordinates merged from GENCODE v42 (comprehensive) and NCBI RefSeq (2021-12-08), transcript data removed, to provide a simplified track for browsing gene positions.
GENCODE v42 (comprehensive)Comprehensive Gene Annotation Set from GENCODE Version 42 (Ensembl 108)
GENCODE v42 (basic)Basic Gene Annotation Set from GENCODE Version 42 (Ensembl 108)
NCBI RefSeq (2021-12-08)Human protein-coding and non-protein-coding genes taken from the NCBI RNA reference sequences collection (RefSeq)
MiTranscriptome v2MiTranscriptome is a catalog of human long poly-adenylated RNA transcripts derived from computational analysis of high-throughput RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) data from over 6,500 samples spanning diverse cancer and tissue types. Among the complete catalog of over 91,000 genes, the majority are previously uncharacterized lncRNAs. Gene expression analysis of the transcripts revealed numerous cancer-specific and lineage-specific RNAs. (source:https://www.mitranscriptome.org/, converted to hg38 coordinates with liftOver))
NONCODE v6NONCODE is an integrated knowledge database dedicated to non-coding RNAs (excluding tRNAs and rRNAs) (source:http://www.noncode.org/)
SIST v1For internal testing, will be removed in the official release.
LNCipedia v5.2LNCipedia is a public database for long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) sequence and annotation. The current release contains 127,802 transcripts and 56,946 genes. (source:https://lncipedia.org/))
LncBook v2.0LncBook accommodates a high-quality collection of 95,243 human lncRNA genes and 323,950 lncRNA transcripts, and incorporates their abundant annotations at different omics levels, thereby enabling users to decipher functional signatures of lncRNAs in human diseases and different biological contexts. (source:https://ngdc.cncb.ac.cn/lncbook/home))
Disease-associated lncRNAslncTarD v2.0 (updated 2022)LncTarD is a comprehensive resource which aims to provide experimentally supported key lncRNA-target regulations, their influenced functions and lncRNA-mediated regulatory mechanisms in human diseases and several web-based tools based on single-cell RNA-seq and RNA-seq/microarray data. LncTarD can serve as a timely and valuable resource for understanding functions and molecular mechanisms of lncRNA deregulation in disease pathogenesis, which will help to identify novel and sensitive biomarkers and therapeutic targets in human diseases. (source:https://lnctard.bio-database.com/))
LncRNADisease v2 (updated 2018)Long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) are an important category of non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs) which range from 200 nucleotides to multiple kilobases in length, with little or no protein-coding capacity. Circular RNAs (circRNAs) are widely expressed in diverse eukaryotic species and are characterized by covalently closed RNA loops through backsplicing events. Increasing evidence has highlighted the critical roles of lncRNAs and circRNAs in plenty of diseases development and progression. Here, we have updated the LncRNADisease database to version 3.0 by integrating comprehensive experimentally supported and predicted ncRNA-disease associations curated from manual literatures and other resources. The new developments in LncRNADisease v3.0 include (I) integrating over 2-fold experimentally supported ncRNA-disease associations enhancement compare to the previous version; (II) integrating circRNA-disease associations; (II) significantly increasing the causative associations between ncRNAs and diseases; (III) mapping disease name to the Disease Ontology and Medical Subject Headings (MeSH). (source:http://www.rnanut.net/lncrnadisease/))
Semi-extractable RNAs (Hirose Lab)Merged.gtf.v1For internal testing, will be removed in the official release.
Merged.gtf.v2For internal testing, will be removed in the official release.
A549 (Influenza virus infection)Semi-extractable RNA-seq of A549 cells (Influenza virus infection)
A549 (Doxorubicin treatment)Semi-extractable RNA-seq of A549 cells (Doxorubicin treatment)
HeLaSemi-extractable RNA-seq of HeLa cells
HAP1Semi-extractable RNA-seq of HAP1 cells
HEKSemi-extractable RNA-seq of HEK cells
WT-A10Semi-extractable RNA-seq of WT-A10 cells
RNA-RNA interactionES (RISE)Transcriptome-wide RNA-RNA interactions (PARIS, MARIO, SPLASH, LIGR-seq) of ES cells adapted from RISE (http://rise.life.tsinghua.edu.cn/downloads.html) on Nov 13, 2022
HeLa (RISE)Transcriptome-wide RNA-RNA interactions (PARIS, MARIO, SPLASH, LIGR-seq) of HeLa cells adapted from RISE (http://rise.life.tsinghua.edu.cn/downloads.html) on Nov 13, 2022
HEK293T (RISE)Transcriptome-wide RNA-RNA interactions (PARIS, MARIO, SPLASH, LIGR-seq) of HEK293T cells adapted from RISE (http://rise.life.tsinghua.edu.cn/downloads.html) on Nov 13, 2022
Lymphoblastoid (RISE)Transcriptome-wide RNA-RNA interactions (PARIS, MARIO, SPLASH, LIGR-seq) of Lymphoblastoid cells adapted from RISE (http://rise.life.tsinghua.edu.cn/downloads.html) on Nov 13, 2022
RNA-Ligand interactionRNALigands (in Silico)Predicted by RNALigands based on RNA-ligand interactions in PDB, R-BIND, and Inforna (RNA secondary structures were predicted by LinearFold with default parameters). Because of limited computational resources, only partial gene predictions are available. Further optimization of the RNALigands algorithm is needed to enable genome-wide prediction.
Drug Target DiscoveryScanFold (win=60, local minima)ScanFold was used to calculate the thermodynamic Z-score of RNA sequences, which represents the stability of the secondary structure in a 60-base region centered on each base. A negative Z-score indicates higher-than-expected RNA thermodynamic stability. Complete dataset pending upload.
ScanFold (win=90, local minima)ScanFold was used to calculate the thermodynamic Z-score of RNA sequences, which represents the stability of the secondary structure in a 90-base region centered on each base. A negative Z-score indicates higher-than-expected RNA thermodynamic stability. Complete dataset pending upload.
ScanFold (win=120, local minima)ScanFold was used to calculate the thermodynamic Z-score of RNA sequences, which represents the stability of the secondary structure in a 120-base region centered on each base. A negative Z-score indicates higher-than-expected RNA thermodynamic stability. Complete dataset pending upload.
RNALigands (win=200)ScanFold was used to calculate the thermodynamic Z-score of RNA sequences, which represents the stability of the secondary structure in a 200-base region centered on each base. A negative Z-score indicates higher-than-expected RNA thermodynamic stability. Complete dataset pending upload.
RBP-binding (FUS)For internal testing, will be removed in the official release.
RNA G-quadruplexFor internal testing, will be updated in the official release.
RNAz v2.1.1RNAz detects stable and conserved RNA secondary structures in multiple sequence alignments. Complete dataset pending upload.
NEAT1_2 triple helixFor internal testing, will be removed in the official release.
RNA-FMShannon entropy derived from the logits of masked language modeling of RNA-FM for each nucleotide at various positions. The logits are approximated using the pseudo-perplexity method. Smaller values indicate positions which are easier for RNA-FM to estimate from a region around the positions. Complete dataset pending upload.
Subcellular LocalizationAPEX-seq (HEK)Atlas of Subcellular RNA Localization Revealed by APEX-seq, a method for RNA sequencing based on direct proximity labeling of RNA using the peroxidase enzyme APEX2. (data source: GSE116008)
RNA Modificationm6A-Atlas v2.0m6A-Atlas database to provide a more comprehensive view of m6A landscape. (source: http://rnamd.org/m6a/)
other modificationsm6A-Atlas database to provide a more comprehensive view of m6A landscape. (source: http://rnamd.org/m6a/, hg38_otherMod track)
RNA-binding ProteinsENCODE RBPs (K562)IDR peaks from eCLIP of RNA-binding proteins in K562 cells
ENCODE RBPs (HepG2)IDR peaks from eCLIP of RNA-binding proteins in HepG2 cells
RepeatRepeatMaskerInterspersed repeats and low complexity DNA sequence that predicted by RepeatMasker
RNA structuromeK562 (DMS, Rouskin et al, Nature 2014)Genome-wide probing of RNA structurome in K562 cells based on in vivo modification with dimethyl sulfate (DMS), which reacts with unpaired adenine and cytosine residues9, followed by deep sequencing to monitor modifications.
FBL (DMS, Rouskin et al, Nature 2014)Genome-wide probing of RNA structurome in FBL cells based on in vivo modification with dimethyl sulfate (DMS), which reacts with unpaired adenine and cytosine residues9, followed by deep sequencing to monitor modifications.
HEK293 (icSHAPE, Sun et al, Nature Structural & Molecular Biology 2019)Genome-wide probing of RNA structurome in HEK293 cells based on in vivo click selective 2'-hydroxyl acylation and profiling experiment (icSHAPE) technology
HEK293 (PARIS, Lu et al, Cell 2016)RNA duplex map of HEK293 cells determined by PARIS, a method based on reversible psoralen crosslinking for global mapping of RNA duplexes with near base-pair resolution.
Rfam 14.9 (Nov 2022, 4108 families)The Rfam database is a collection of RNA families, each represented by multiple sequence alignments, consensus secondary structures and covariance models
Expression (RNA-seq)The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA)The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA), a landmark cancer genomics program, molecularly characterized over 20,000 primary cancer and matched normal samples spanning 33 cancer types.
The Genotype-Tissue Expression (GTEx)The Genotype-Tissue Expression (GTEx) is a comprehensive public resource for researchers studying tissue and cell-specific gene expression.
Expression (MoriiLab2025,Organoid)F4186_LO11_P3_IPF-RCx10_Ramda_1LO11, Cytokine to alveolar, Ramda
F4186_LO11_P3_IPF-RCx10_Ramda_2LO11, Cytokine to alveolar, Ramda
F4186_LO11_P3_NC_Ramda_1LO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F4186_LO11_P3_NC_Ramda_2LO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F4186_LO8_P3_IPF-RCx10_RamdaLO8, Cytokine to alveolar, Ramda
F4186_LO8_P3_NC_RamdaLO8, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F4186_LO11_P3_IPF-RCx10_Smart_1LO11, Cytokine to alveolar, Smart
F4186_LO11_P3_IPF-RCx10_Smart_2LO11, Cytokine to alveolar, Smart
F4186_LO11_P3_NC_Smart_1LO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F4186_LO11_P3_NC_Smart_2LO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F4186_LO8_P3_IPF-RCx10_SmartLO8, Cytokine to alveolar, Smart
F4186_LO8_P3_NC_SmartLO8, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F5704_LO14_1-4_no1_RamdaLO14, MIR205HG knocked-down airway, Ramda
F5704_LO14_5-8_no1_RamdaLO14, MIR205HG knocked-down airway, Ramda
F5704_LO14_1-4_no2_RamdaLO14, MIR205HG knocked-down airway, Ramda
F5704_LO14_5-8_no2_RamdaLO14, MIR205HG knocked-down airway, Ramda
F5704_LO14_NV_no1_RamdaLO14, Negative Control (MIR205HG KD), Ramda
F5704_LO14_NV_no2_RamdaLO14, Negative Control (MIR205HG KD), Ramda
F5704_LO18_1-4_no1_RamdaLO18, MIR205HG knocked-down airway, Ramda
F5704_LO18_5-8_no1_RamdaLO18, MIR205HG knocked-down airway, Ramda
F5704_LO18_NV_no1_RamdaLO18, Negative Control (MIR205HG KD), Ramda
F5704_LO14_1-4_no1_SmartLO14, MIR205HG knocked-down airway, Smart
F5704_LO14_5-8_no1_SmartLO14, MIR205HG knocked-down airway, Smart
F5704_LO14_1-4_no2_SmartLO14, MIR205HG knocked-down airway, Smart
F5704_LO14_5-8_no2_SmartLO14, MIR205HG knocked-down airway, Smart
F5704_LO14_NV_no1_SmartLO14, Negative Control (MIR205HG KD), Smart
F5704_LO14_NV_no2_SmartLO14, Negative Control (MIR205HG KD), Smart
F5704_LO18_1-4_no1_SmartLO18, MIR205HG knocked-down airway, Smart
F5704_LO18_5-8_no1_SmartLO18, MIR205HG knocked-down airway, Smart
F5704_LO18_NV_no1_SmartLO18, Negative Control (MIR205HG KD), Smart
F6340_LO11_NV_1_RamdaLO11, Negative Control (MIR205HG OE), Ramda
F6340_LO11_OE_1_RamdaLO11, MIR205HG overexpressing alveolar, Ramda
F6340_LO12_OE_no1_RamdaLO12, MIR205HG overexpressing alveolar, Ramda
F6340_LO12_OE_no2_RamdaLO12, MIR205HG overexpressing alveolar, Ramda
F6340_LO12_NV_no1_RamdaLO12, Negative Control (MIR205HG OE), Ramda
F6340_LO12_NV_no2_RamdaLO12, Negative Control (MIR205HG OE), Ramda
F6340_LO8_NV_1_RamdaLO8, Negative Control (MIR205HG OE), Ramda
F6340_LO8_NV_2_RamdaLO8, Negative Control (MIR205HG OE), Ramda
F6340_LO8_OE_1_RamdaLO8, MIR205HG overexpressing alveolar, Ramda
F6340_LO8_OE_2_RamdaLO8, MIR205HG overexpressing alveolar, Ramda
F6340_LO12_OE_no1_SmartLO12, MIR205HG overexpressing alveolar, Smart
F6340_LO12_OE_no2_SmartLO12, MIR205HG overexpressing alveolar, Smart
F6340_LO12_NV_no1_SmartLO12, Negative Control (MIR205HG OE), Smart
F6340_LO12_NV_no2_SmartLO12, Negative Control (MIR205HG OE), Smart
F6531_LO12_Alveolar_RamdaLO12, Alveolar organoid, Ramda
F6531_LO13_Alveolar_RamdaLO13, Alveolar organoid, Ramda
F6531_LO16_Airway_RamdaLO16, Airway organoid, Ramda
F6531_LO17_P2_alveolar_RamdaLO17, Alveolar organoid at passage 2, Ramda
F6531_LO18_Airway_RamdaLO18, Airway organoid, Ramda
F6531_LO19_Airway_RamdaLO19, Airway organoid, Ramda
F6531_LO21_P2_airway_RamdaLO21, Airway organoid at passage 2, Ramda
F6531_LO23_P2_alveolar_RamdaLO23, Alveolar organoid at passage 2, Ramda
F6531_LO24_P0_airway_RamdaLO24, Airway organoid, Ramda
F6531_LO12_Alveolar_SmartLO12, Alveolar organoid, Smart
F6531_LO13_Alveolar_SmartLO13, Alveolar organoid, Smart
F6531_LO16_Airway_SmartLO16, Airway organoid, Smart
F6531_LO17_P2_alveolar_SmartLO17, Alveolar organoid at passage 2, Smart
F6531_LO18_Airway_SmartLO18, Airway organoid, Smart
F6531_LO19_Airway_SmartLO19, Airway organoid, Smart
F6531_LO21_P2_airway_SmartLO21, Airway organoid at passage 2, Smart
F6531_LO23_P2_alveolar_SmartLO23, Alveolar organoid at passage 2, Smart
F6531_LO24_P0_airway_SmartLO24, Airway organoid, Smart
F6909_LO11_6hr_IPF_RCx10_RamdaLO11, Cytokine to alveolar, Ramda
F6909_LO11_6hr_NC_RamdaLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F6909_LO11_day1_IPF_RCx10_RamdaLO11, Cytokine to alveolar, Ramda
F6909_LO11_day1_NC_RamdaLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F6909_LO11_day2_IPF_RCx10_RamdaLO11, Cytokine to alveolar, Ramda
F6909_LO11_day2_NC_RamdaLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F6909_LO11_day4_IPF_RCx10_RamdaLO11, Cytokine to alveolar, Ramda
F6909_LO11_day4_NC_RamdaLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F6909_LO23_day12_IPF_RCx10_RamdaLO23, Cytokine to alveolar, Ramda
F6909_LO23_day12_NC_RamdaLO23, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F6909_LO23_day4_IPF_RCx10_RamdaLO23, Cytokine to alveolar, Ramda
F6909_LO23_day4_NC_RamdaLO23, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F6909_LO23_day8_IPF_RCx10_RamdaLO23, Cytokine to alveolar, Ramda
F6909_LO23_day8_NC_RamdaLO23, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F6909_LO11_6hr_IPF_RCx10_SmartLO11, Cytokine to alveolar, Smart
F6909_LO11_6hr_NC_SmartLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F6909_LO11_day1_IPF_RCx10_SmartLO11, Cytokine to alveolar, Smart
F6909_LO11_day1_NC_SmartLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F6909_LO11_day2_IPF_RCx10_SmartLO11, Cytokine to alveolar, Smart
F6909_LO11_day2_NC_SmartLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F6909_LO11_day4_IPF_RCx10_SmartLO11, Cytokine to alveolar, Smart
F6909_LO11_day4_NC_SmartLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F6909_LO23_day12_IPF_RCx10_SmartLO11, Cytokine to alveolar, Smart
F6909_LO23_day12_NC_SmartLO23, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F6909_LO23_day4_IPF_RCx10_SmartLO23, Cytokine to alveolar, Smart
F6909_LO23_day4_NC_SmartLO23, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F6909_LO23_day8_IPF_RCx10_SmartLO23, Cytokine to alveolar, Smart
F6909_LO23_day8_NC_SmartLO23, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F7802_LO8P4_6hr_IPF_RCx1_RamdaLO8, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Ramda
F7802_LO8P4_day1_IPF_RCx1_RamdaLO8, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Ramda
F7802_LO8P4_day2_IPF_RCx1_RamdaLO8, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Ramda
F7802_LO8P4_day4_IPF_RCx1_RamdaLO8, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Ramda
F7802_LO8P4_day8_IPF_RCx1_RamdaLO8, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Ramda
F7802_LO8P4_day12_IPF_RCx1_RamdaLO8, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Ramda
F7802_LO8P4_6hr_NC_RamdaLO8, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F7802_LO8P4_day1_NC_RamdaLO8, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F7802_LO8P4_day2_NC_RamdaLO8, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F7802_LO8P4_day4_NC_RamdaLO8, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F7802_LO8P4_day8_NC_RamdaLO8, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F7802_LO8P4_day12_NC_RamdaLO8, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F7802_LO8P4_6hr_IPF_RCx1_SmartLO8, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Smart
F7802_LO8P4_day1_IPF_RCx1_SmartLO8, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Smart
F7802_LO8P4_day2_IPF_RCx1_SmartLO8, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Smart
F7802_LO8P4_day4_IPF_RCx1_SmartLO8, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Smart
F7802_LO8P4_day8_IPF_RCx1_SmartLO8, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Smart
F7802_LO8P4_day12_IPF_RCx1_SmartLO8, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Smart
F7802_LO8P4_6hr_NC_SmartLO8, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F7802_LO8P4_day1_NC_SmartLO8, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F7802_LO8P4_day2_NC_SmartLO8, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F7802_LO8P4_day4_NC_SmartLO8, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F7802_LO8P4_day8_NC_SmartLO8, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F7802_LO8P4_day12_NC_SmartLO8, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F7803_LO11P5_6hr_IPF_RCx1_RamdaLO11, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Ramda
F7803_LO11P5_day1_IPF_RCx1_RamdaLO11, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Ramda
F7803_LO11P5_day2_IPF_RCx1_RamdaLO11, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Ramda
F7803_LO11P5_day4_IPF_RCx1_RamdaLO11, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Ramda
F7803_LO11P5_day8_IPF_RCx1_RamdaLO11, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Ramda
F7803_LO11P5_day12_IPF_RCx1_RamdaLO11, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Ramda
F7803_LO11P5_6hr_NC_RamdaLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F7803_LO11P5_day1_NC_RamdaLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F7803_LO11P5_day2_NC_RamdaLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F7803_LO11P5_day4_NC_RamdaLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F7803_LO11P5_day8_NC_RamdaLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F7803_LO11P5_day12_NC_RamdaLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Ramda
F7803_LO11P5_6hr_IPF_RCx1_SmartLO11, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Smart
F7803_LO11P5_day1_IPF_RCx1_SmartLO11, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Smart
F7803_LO11P5_day2_IPF_RCx1_SmartLO11, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Smart
F7803_LO11P5_day4_IPF_RCx1_SmartLO11, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Smart
F7803_LO11P5_day8_IPF_RCx1_SmartLO11, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Smart
F7803_LO11P5_day12_IPF_RCx1_SmartLO11, Cytokine to alveolar (diluted cytokine), Smart
F7803_LO11P5_6hr_NC_SmartLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F7803_LO11P5_day1_NC_SmartLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F7803_LO11P5_day2_NC_SmartLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F7803_LO11P5_day4_NC_SmartLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F7803_LO11P5_day8_NC_SmartLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F7803_LO11P5_day12_NC_SmartLO11, Negative Control (Cytokine free), Smart
F7804_LO11_Entinostat_1uM_RamdaLO11, HDAC inhibitor to alveolar, Ramda
F7804_LO11_Entinostat_5uM_RamdaLO11, HDAC inhibitor to alveolar, Ramda
F7804_LO11_NC_RamdaLO11, Negative Control (HDAC inhibitor), Ramda
F7804_LO11_Entinostat_1uM_SmartLO11, HDAC inhibitor to alveolar, Smart
F7804_LO11_Entinostat_5uM_SmartLO11, HDAC inhibitor to alveolar, Smart
F7804_LO11_NC_SmartLO11, Negative Control (HDAC inhibitor), Smart
F8155_LO19_Control_72h_RamdaLO19, Negative Control (DQzG), Ramda
F8155_LO19_DQzG_5uM_48h_RamdaLO19, DQzG to airway, Ramda
F8155_LO19_DQzG_5uM_72h_RamdaLO19, DQzG to airway, Ramda