Dataset: Yim et al. 2024 Contactome (non norm.)
Reconstruction of the contactome of the dauer, a distinct developmental stage of C. elegans, contains a symmetric matrix measuring physical contact between pre/post cells. Every cell in the reconstructed EM volume was traced voxel by voxel; these labelled cells were then expanded until the extracellular gaps between them closed, and the area of each resulting point of contact summed.
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WhiteJSH WhiteN2U White_whole Varshney Bentley2016_MA Bentley2016_PEP Cook2019Herm Cook2019Male Cook2020 Brittin2021 Witvliet1 Witvliet2 Witvliet3 Witvliet4 Witvliet5 Witvliet6 Witvliet7 Witvliet8 WormNeuroAtlas Randi2023 RipollSanchezShortRange RipollSanchezMidRange RipollSanchezLongRange Yim2024 Yim2024NonNorm Yim2024Contactome Yim2024ContactomeNonNorm Wang2024Herm Wang2024Male OpenWormUnified Test SSData UpdSSData UpdSSData2 GleesonModel OlivaresModel
Dataset taken from Yim et al. 2024. Data extracted from 41467_2024_45943_MOESM9_ESM.xlsx, Yim et al. 2024 Dauer connectome (Contactome; Non-normalized). Python Reader: Yim2024ContactomeNonNormDataReader
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Raw Data Neurons Pharynx Social Network Escape Response Circuit Cook 2019 Fig 3 BrainMap A BrainMap B Locomotion 1 Locomotion 2 Locomotion 3 Peptidergic Hubs Nonpharyngeal Neurons (herm) Sensory Neurons (somatic) Motor Neurons (somatic) Motor Neurons and muscles Interneurons (somatic)
A view of the data set with neurons grouped as in Figure 3 of Cook et al. 2019
Symmetry graph of that view, Full1, is not possible, as it contains nodes with multiple cells
Cook 2019 Fig 3 (Full1)
A view of the data set with neurons grouped as in Figure 3 of Cook et al. 2019
| Connection type | Total size | Values present | Nodes with pre connections | Nodes with post connections |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Contact | (17, 17) matrix | 178 non-zero entries 12 nodes with self-connections Matrix is symmetric with 95 unique pairs (total unique pair weight: 2323820816.0) Avg. weight: 20317814.292135 Sum of weights: 3616570944.0 |
HMN, HSN, IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4, MUBODY, MUHEAD, SMN, SN1, SN3, SN4, SN5, SN6 | HMN, HSN, IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4, MUBODY, MUHEAD, SMN, SN1, SN3, SN4, SN5, SN6 |
Validation tests: See here