SC1CC
SC1CC clusters and orders single-cell RNA-Seq (scRNA-Seq) transcriptional profiles by cell cycle phase to mitigate cell cycle–related variation in gene expression and improve downstream biological interpretation.
Key Features:
- Cell cycle-based clustering and ordering: Clusters and orders single-cell transcriptional profiles according to progression through cell cycle phases.
- Gene Smoothness Score (GSS): Computes the GSS, a quantitative metric to assess the correctness and smoothness of cell ordering by cell cycle phase.
- Mitigation of cell cycle confounding: Reduces interference from cell cycle variation to improve cell type identification and functional analyses in scRNA-Seq data.
- Transcriptional-profile analysis: Applies computational analysis of single-cell transcriptional profiles to account for cell cycle effects.
Scientific Applications:
- Cell type identification: Improves separation of cell types by reducing cell cycle-driven expression variation in scRNA-Seq datasets.
- Functional analysis: Enables more accurate functional and pathway analyses by accounting for cell cycle phase differences.
- Developmental biology: Supports analysis of cellular heterogeneity and dynamics during development where cell cycle state is relevant.
- Cancer research: Facilitates investigation of proliferation-related transcriptional programs and tumor heterogeneity.
- Stem cell studies: Assists characterization of stem cell states and differentiation trajectories influenced by cell cycle.
Methodology:
Performs clustering and ordering of single-cell transcriptional profiles and computes the Gene Smoothness Score (GSS) as a quantitative measure to assess and account for cell cycle phase-related variation.
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Details
- Added:
- 1/18/2021
- Last Updated:
- 2/11/2021
Operations
Publications
Moussa M, Măndoiu II. Computational cell cycle analysis of single cell RNA-Seq data. Unknown Journal. 2020. doi:10.1101/2020.11.21.392613.