SCANNER
SCANNER provides annotation, visualization, and sharing of single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) data to enable functional annotation and comparison of gene-set activity at single-cell resolution.
Key Features:
- Comprehensive analysis and visualization: Performs dynamic analysis and visualization of scRNA-seq data and enables comparison of gene-set activation at single-cell resolution.
- Functional annotation and activeness inference: Infers functional annotations and gene-set activeness across individual cells.
- Data sharing and interfaces: Provides multiple data interfaces for sharing and exchanging scRNA-seq datasets among collaborators.
- Specialized smoking–lung database: Includes an online database focused on the effects of smoking on single-cell gene expression in lung tissues.
Scientific Applications:
- Cancer research: Identification of increased proportions of cancer-associated fibroblast cells and elevated activity of fibroblast growth-related genes in melanoma tissues with observed sex-associated differences.
- Viral entry mechanism studies: Analysis revealing ACE2 expression predominantly in pneumocytes, secretory cells, and ciliated cells, with variation in expression linked to smoking behavior.
Methodology:
Annotation, dynamic analysis and visualization of scRNA-seq data, comparison of gene-set activation at the single-cell level, and inference of functional activeness.
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- Added:
- 1/18/2021
- Last Updated:
- 2/11/2021
Operations
Publications
Cai G, Xiao F. SCANNER: A Web Resource for Annotation, Visualization and Sharing of Single Cell RNA-seq Data. Unknown Journal. 2020. doi:10.1101/2020.01.25.919712.