Plans for antibody-derived tags (CITE-seq) and other data modalities #119
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Uh... well, no plans, really. Right now, if you're using the 10X formats, they'll just get treated as extra genes, which may or may not be sensible. They should at least be visualize-able somewhere, you can just search for them in the marker table. Actually making the analysis aware of ADTs would be a bit of effort. Not impossible, but it would require some thought. The cheapest approach would be to weight each feature somehow (e.g., using mumosa's neighbor-based weighting scheme) and let the PCA handle the rest. Weights could be adjusted to be gene-only, ADT-only, equivalent weights, or something in between, if users want to toy around with the effects of changing the contributions of the two modalities on the clustering/t-SNE/UMAP output. |
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We're finding kana really useful in our collaborative work and my colleagues are starting to use it instead of or to supplement interactive analyses they usually perform with 10x Genomics' Loupe Browser.
One feature that I think kana currently lacks, in comparison to the Loupe Browser, is the ability to analyse (or even visualise?) data from other modalities, such as antibody-derived tags (ADTs) used in CITE-seq.
Is this something that you are considering?
An issue I foresee is how these data are stored:
Antibody Capture
rather thanGene Expression
.h5ad
).Keen to hear your thoughts on this.
Cheers,
Pete
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