Uphyloplot2

Uphyloplot2 generates phylogenetic tree visualizations from inferred chromosome copy number variation (CNV) data derived from single-cell RNA-seq (scRNA-seq) and bulk RNA-seq to support analysis of tumor clonality.


Key Features:

  • Implementation: Python-based script for processing inferred CNV and dendrogram inputs.
  • Input data: Accepts inferred CNV data derived from scRNA-seq and bulk RNA-seq.
  • CNV sources: Integrates inferred CNV outputs from inferCNV, CaSpER, and HoneyBADGER.
  • Dendrogram support: Accepts Newick-formatted dendrogram files as input.
  • Phylogenetic plotting: Generates phylogenetic tree plots from inferred RNA-seq CNV profiles or Newick trees.
  • Biological focus: Targets analysis of tumor clonality and subclonal architecture using chromosome CNVs.

Scientific Applications:

  • Tumor clonality analysis: Visualizing clonal relationships among tumor cells using CNV-inferred phylogenies.
  • Subclone identification: Inferring tumor subclonal architecture from scRNA-seq or bulk RNA-seq-derived CNVs when single-cell DNA sequencing is limited.
  • Cancer genomics visualization: Communicating tumor evolution and intratumoral heterogeneity through CNV-based phylogenetic plots.

Methodology:

Python-based script that accepts inferred chromosome CNV profiles from scRNA-seq or bulk RNA-seq, ingests outputs from inferCNV, CaSpER, and HoneyBADGER or Newick-formatted dendrograms, and renders phylogenetic tree plots.

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Details

License:
Not licensed
Cost:
Free of charge
Tool Type:
command-line tool
Operating Systems:
Mac, Linux, Windows
Programming Languages:
Python
Added:
10/7/2021
Last Updated:
10/10/2021

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Publications

Kurtenbach S, Cruz AM, Rodriguez DA, Durante MA, Harbour JW. Uphyloplot2: visualizing phylogenetic trees from single-cell RNA-seq data. BMC Genomics. 2021;22(1). doi:10.1186/s12864-021-07739-3. PMID:34090344. PMCID:PMC8180062.

PMID: 34090344
PMCID: PMC8180062
Funding: - Melanoma Research Foundation: Melanoma Research Foundation - National Cancer Institute: CA125970, P30CA240139 - National Institutes of Health: P30EY014801

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