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cellxgene: a performant, scalable exploration platform for high dimensional sparse matricesQuickly and flexibly exploring high-dimensional datasets, such as scRNAseq data, is underserved but critical for hypothesis generation, dataset annotation, publication, sharing, and community reuse. cellxgene is a highly generalizable, web-based interface for exploring high dimensional datasets along categorical, continuous and spatial dimensions, as well as feature annotation. cellxgene is differentiated by its ability to performantly handle millions of observations, and bridges a critical gap by enabling computational and experimental biologists to iteratively ask questions of private and public datasets. In doing so, cellxgene increases the utility and reusability of datasets across the single-cell ecosystem. The codebase can be accessed at <https://github.com/chanzuckerberg/cellxgene>. For questions and inquiries, please contact cellxgene{at}chanzuckerberg.com. ### Competing Interest Statement The authors have declared no competing interest.

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Draft Genome Sequences of Escherichia coli Strains Isolated from Septic PatientsWe present the draft genome sequences of six strains of Escherichia coli isolated from blood cultures collected from patients with sepsis. The strains were collected from two patient sets, those with a high severity of illness, and those with a low severity ...

Draft Genome Sequence of Tatumella sp. Strain UCD-D_suzukii (Phylum Proteobacteria) Isolated from Drosophila suzukii Larvae - PubMedHere we present the draft genome of Tatumella sp. strain UCD-D_suzukii, the first member of this genus to be sequenced. The genome contains 3,602,931 bp in 72 scaffolds. This strain was isolated from Drosophila suzukii larvae as part of a larger project to study the microbiota of D. suzukii.

Dunitz, Madison, and Madison Dunitz. “AN ANALYSIS OF UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS’ ACCESS TO PRENATAL CARE AND SUBSEQUENT BIRTH OUTCOMES.” EXPLORATIONS: The UC Davis Undergraduate Research Journal, 2015.

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