Accession PRJCA008842
Title Decoding ultrasound perception of bat auditory cortex by cross-species comparison
Relevance Evolution
Data types Single cell sequencing
Organisms Mus musculus
Cynopterus sphinx
Rousettus leschenaultii
Myotis ricketti
Rhinolophus sinicus
Description Ultrasound perception is important for some mammalian species during their daily life, especially for microbats, which utilize ultrasonic echolocation (UE) to navigate and prey. However, how ultrasound is perceived in the brain remains elusive. As the transformation site from the auditory scene to its perceptual representation, the auditory cortex (AC) is crucial for higher cognitive information. To explore the molecular mechanisms of ultrasound perception, we made comprehensive cross-species comparison between the single-nucleus AC atlas of two UE microbat species (Rhinolophus sinicus and Myotis ricketti) and two non-UE megabat species (Rousettus leschenaultii and Cynopterus sphinx).
Sample scope Multispecies
Release date 2024-04-30
Grants
Agency program Grant ID Grant title
No funding support
Submitter Changliang Wang (yb67610@um.edu.mo)
Organization Guangzhou Laboratory
Submission date 2021-11-01

Project Data

Resource name Description
BioSample (95)  show -
GSA (5) -
CRA016203 snRNA-seq for somatosensory cortices (SCs) of both microbats (M. ricketti) and megabats (C.sphinx)
CRA016191 snRNA-seq in five other key components of the auditory pathway
CRA016144 The raw data for genome assembly and annotation of Rousettus leschenaultii and Cynopterus sphinx
CRA016104 Bulk data of mice AUD with Cplx1 KD and rescue
CRA006563 The single nucleus sequencing data of auditory cortex from four bat species