The fraction of immune cell contamination and the relative proportions of different immune cell subtypes in each sample were estimated using the EpiDISH [16] algorithm using the epithelial, fibroblast and immune cell reference datasets. The top 1000 most variable probes (ranked by standard deviation) were used in a principal component analysis. Statistical tests were performed in order to identify any anomalous associations between plate, sentrix position, date of array processing, date of DNA creation, study center, immune contamination fraction, age, type (case versus control), and the top ten principal components.
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Supplementary figures and tables addressing stratification of training and validation sets, overall species abundance per sample, cell type proportion differences between subjects, optimization and performance of classifiers, gene set enrichment analysis, eFORGE analysis and CpGs comprising the WID-LO-index.
Indiaspora co-hosted a U.S.-India-Japan Trilateral Congressional Reception with the Global Partnership Summit (2017), an initiative of the nonprofit India Center Foundation (ICF) to advance inclusive, sustainable, and empowering models of development.
Some autism spectrum disorders (ASD) likely arise as a result of abnormalities during early embryonic development of the brain. Studying human embryonic brain development directly is challenging, mainly due to ethical and practical constraints. However, the recent development of cerebral organoids provides a powerful tool for studying both normal human embryonic brain development and, potentially, the origins of neurodevelopmental disorders including ASD. Substantial evidence now indicates that cerebral organoids can mimic normal embryonic brain development and neural cells found in organoids closely resemble their in vivo counterparts. However, with prolonged culture, significant differences begin to arise. We suggest that cerebral organoids, in their current form, are most suitable to model earlier neurodevelopmental events and processes such as neurogenesis and cortical lamination. Processes implicated in ASDs which occur at later stages of development, such as synaptogenesis and neural circuit formation, may also be modeled using organoids. The accuracy of such models will benefit from continuous improvements to protocols for organoid differentiation.
Disruption to cortical lamination may be a common feature of brain development in ASD [16, 138]. Cortical layers form progressively during embryonic development, with deep layer neurons being born first and later-born neurons migrating past them to form the characteristic six-layered laminar architecture of the cortex. Defects in migration could be indirect effects of altered cell cycle dynamics or proliferation as migration defects are also observed in the mouse models of the genes discussed above. For example, in Ankrd11 mutant mice, more cells are retained in the VZ and SVZ, resulting in fewer cells in the cortical plate. Furthermore, there were fewer Satb2-expressing superficial layer neurons and Tbr1+ deep-layer neurons were positioned inappropriately [135]. Pten heterozygous mutant mice showed an increase in superficial layer Cux1-expressing neurons [22].
Despite their current limitations, cerebral organoids provide us with a valuable additional tool to investigate the etiology of autism. As better high-throughput techniques such as scRNA-seq and osmFISH [24] are developed, more information can be obtained from the limited human fetal and embryonic samples. This increased human data, coupled with cellular data from 2D and maturing human cerebral organoid and behavioral data from animal models, will together give us better tools to understand ASD.
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In this paper we address two issues that, to our mind, are important for further improvements in designing the climate models. (1) The phenomenon of chaos: (i) in behavior of the environmental interface temperature computed from the energy balance equation, (ii) in coupling of processes of vertical and horizontal energy transfers in climate models which can result in something that is much more complex than the deterministic chaos of those models (Section 2), and (2) complexity analysis of the climate model output time series which is elaborated in Section 3.
In Section 2.3, we have considered the dynamics of the horizontal and vertical transfer of energy, for example, advection, convection, and diffusion between environmental interfaces, which is described by the dynamics of driven coupled oscillators and formalism of the category theory. Coupling of processes of vertical and horizontal energy transfers in climate models gives rise to something much more complex than the deterministic chaos of those models.
In this subsection we analyze the energy balance equation in procedure of computing the environmental interface temperature and the deeper soil layer temperature commonly used in climate models. The environmental interface is defined as interface between two biotic or abiotic environments that are in relative motion and exchange energy, matter, and information through physical, biological, and chemical processes, fluctuating temporally and spatially regardless of space and time scale [47].
There are a lot of examples of environmental interfaces in the nature, but here we deal with the ground surface, where there exist all three mechanisms of energy transfer: incoming and outgoing radiation, convection of heat and moisture into the atmosphere, and conduction of heat into deeper soil layers of ground (Figure 1) [48]. Parameterization of these processes is of great importance for environmental models of different spatial and temporal scales and thus climate ones. In the paper by Mihailović and Mimić (2012) it is shown that ground surface is treated as a complex system in which chaotic fluctuations occur while we compute its temperature [49]. This system, as an actual dynamic system, is very sensitive to initial conditions and arbitrarily small perturbation of the current trajectory that may lead to its unpredictable behavior. In the aforementioned paper the lower boundary condition, that is, the deeper soil layer temperature, was constant, but it can also vary in time. That system, often used in environmental models, is of interest to be analyzed by the methods of nonlinear dynamics. Having in mind those facts, in this, we (i) perform a nonlinear dynamical analysis of coupled system for computing the environmental interface temperature and the deeper soil layer temperature and (ii) examine behavior of the coupled system in dependence on the main system parameters, in order to show the possible occurrence of the chaos in computing the environmental interface temperature. Firstly, we consider difference form of the energy balance equation and deeper soil layer temperature equation transforming them into the coupled system with the corresponding parameters, then we analyze behavior of the solutions of the coupled system, and we have examined domains of stability using the Lyapunov exponent. 2ff7e9595c
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