Every cell is one point. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom, shift-drag to select a region; click any group in the legend to isolate it. Use Colour cells by to switch between cell type, cluster, library, quality-control metric and the expression of a single gene.
Drawn from the same exported coordinates and labels the interactive atlas above uses, so the figure and the atlas cannot disagree. 49,166 cells.
Each cluster's number is placed at its own centroid, so the grouping can be read without relying on colour. These are Leiden clusters, not named cell types.
Click a cell type to isolate it in the atlas above. The bar beside each percentage is drawn to scale: a cell type at 2.6 % fills 2.6 % of the track, so the rows can be ranked by eye without reading the numbers.
| Cell type | Cells | Percent | Markers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cluster 3 | 6,477 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 9 | 4,851 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 11 | 3,969 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 17 | 3,507 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 4 | 2,947 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 13 | 2,768 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 0 | 2,704 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 5 | 2,280 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 1 | 2,197 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 10 | 2,076 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 15 | 1,890 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 2 | 1,591 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 6 | 1,575 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 8 | 1,502 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 16 | 1,299 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 22 | 1,091 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 12 | 986 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 18 | 836 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 26 | 833 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 14 | 644 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 23 | 641 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 20 | 624 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 7 | 577 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 25 | 475 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 24 | 435 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 21 | 200 | marker genes | |
| Cluster 19 | 191 | marker genes | |
| 27 cell types | 49,166 |
These are the figures actually applied to the cells shown above, not the values requested in a configuration file. Every dataset is filtered independently; see Single-cell Data for the full table across all datasets.