Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: July 30, 2022
Spatially
resolved
transcriptomics
provides
genetic
information
in
space
toward
elucidation
of
the
spatial
architecture
intact
organs
and
spatially
cell-cell
communications
mediating
tissue
homeostasis,
development,
disease.
To
facilitate
inference
communications,
we
here
present
SpaTalk,
which
relies
on
a
graph
network
knowledge
to
model
score
ligand-receptor-target
signaling
between
proximal
cells
by
dissecting
cell-type
composition
through
non-negative
linear
mapping
single-cell
transcriptomic
data.
The
benchmarked
performance
SpaTalk
public
datasets
is
superior
that
existing
methods.
Then
apply
STARmap,
Slide-seq,
10X
Visium
data,
revealing
in-depth
communicative
mechanisms
underlying
normal
disease
tissues
with
structure.
can
uncover
for
spot-based
data
universally,
providing
valuable
insights
into
inter-cellular
dynamics.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: Feb. 17, 2021
Understanding
global
communications
among
cells
requires
accurate
representation
of
cell-cell
signaling
links
and
effective
systems-level
analyses
those
links.
We
construct
a
database
interactions
ligands,
receptors
their
cofactors
that
accurately
represent
known
heteromeric
molecular
complexes.
then
develop
CellChat,
tool
is
able
to
quantitatively
infer
analyze
intercellular
communication
networks
from
single-cell
RNA-sequencing
(scRNA-seq)
data.
CellChat
predicts
major
inputs
outputs
for
how
signals
coordinate
functions
using
network
analysis
pattern
recognition
approaches.
Through
manifold
learning
quantitative
contrasts,
classifies
pathways
delineates
conserved
context-specific
across
different
datasets.
Applying
mouse
human
skin
datasets
shows
its
ability
extract
complex
patterns.
Our
versatile
easy-to-use
toolkit
web-based
Explorer
(
http://www.cellchat.org/
)
will
help
discover
novel
build
atlases
in
diverse
tissues.
Genome Medicine,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: June 27, 2022
Abstract
Single-cell
transcriptomics
(scRNA-seq)
has
become
essential
for
biomedical
research
over
the
past
decade,
particularly
in
developmental
biology,
cancer,
immunology,
and
neuroscience.
Most
commercially
available
scRNA-seq
protocols
require
cells
to
be
recovered
intact
viable
from
tissue.
This
precluded
many
cell
types
study
largely
destroys
spatial
context
that
could
otherwise
inform
analyses
of
identity
function.
An
increasing
number
platforms
now
facilitate
spatially
resolved,
high-dimensional
assessment
gene
transcription,
known
as
‘spatial
transcriptomics’.
Here,
we
introduce
different
classes
method,
which
either
record
locations
hybridized
mRNA
molecules
tissue,
image
positions
themselves
prior
assessment,
or
employ
arrays
probes
pre-determined
location.
We
review
sizes
tissue
area
can
assessed,
their
resolution,
genes
profiled.
discuss
if
preservation
influences
choice
platform,
provide
guidance
on
whether
specific
may
better
suited
discovery
screens
hypothesis
testing.
Finally,
bioinformatic
methods
analysing
transcriptomic
data,
including
pre-processing,
integration
with
existing
inference
cell-cell
interactions.
Spatial
-omics
are
already
improving
our
understanding
human
tissues
research,
diagnostic,
therapeutic
settings.
To
build
upon
these
recent
advancements,
entry-level
those
seeking
own
research.
Cell,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
184(3), P. 810 - 826.e23
Published: Jan. 7, 2021
Development
of
the
human
intestine
is
not
well
understood.
Here,
we
link
single-cell
RNA
sequencing
and
spatial
transcriptomics
to
characterize
intestinal
morphogenesis
through
time.
We
identify
101
cell
states
including
epithelial
mesenchymal
progenitor
populations
programs
linked
key
morphogenetic
milestones.
describe
principles
crypt-villus
axis
formation;
neural,
vascular,
morphogenesis,
immune
population
developing
gut.
differentiation
hierarchies
fibroblast
myofibroblast
subtypes
diverse
functions
for
these
as
vascular
niche
cells.
pinpoint
origins
Peyer's
patches
gut-associated
lymphoid
tissue
(GALT)
location-specific
programs.
use
our
resource
present
an
unbiased
analysis
morphogen
gradients
that
direct
sequential
waves
cellular
define
cells
locations
rare
developmental
disorders.
compile
a
publicly
available
online
resource,
spatio-temporal
fetal
development
(STAR-FINDer),
facilitate
further
work.
Journal of Hematology & Oncology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: June 9, 2021
Single-cell
sequencing,
including
genomics,
transcriptomics,
epigenomics,
proteomics
and
metabolomics
is
a
powerful
tool
to
decipher
the
cellular
molecular
landscape
at
single-cell
resolution,
unlike
bulk
which
provides
averaged
data.
The
use
of
sequencing
in
cancer
research
has
revolutionized
our
understanding
biological
characteristics
dynamics
within
lesions.
In
this
review,
we
summarize
emerging
technologies
recent
progress
obtained
by
information
related
landscapes
malignant
cells
immune
cells,
tumor
heterogeneity,
circulating
underlying
mechanisms
behaviors.
Overall,
prospects
facilitating
diagnosis,
targeted
therapy
prognostic
prediction
among
spectrum
tumors
are
bright.
near
future,
advances
will
undoubtedly
improve
highlight
potential
precise
therapeutic
targets
for
patients.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 31, 2020
ABSTRACT
Spatial
Transcriptomics
is
an
emerging
technology
that
adds
spatial
dimensionality
and
tissue
morphology
to
the
genome-wide
transcriptional
profile
of
cells
in
undissociated
tissue.
Integrating
these
three
types
data
creates
a
vast
potential
for
deciphering
novel
biology
cell
their
native
morphological
context.
Here
we
developed
innovative
integrative
analysis
approaches
utilise
all
first
find
types,
then
reconstruct
type
evolution
within
tissue,
search
regions
with
high
cell-to-cell
interactions.
First,
normalisation
gene
expression,
compute
distance
measure
using
similarity
neighbourhood
smoothing.
The
normalised
used
clusters
represent
profiles
specific
cellular
phenotypes.
Clusters
are
further
sub-clustered
if
spatially
separated.
Analysing
anatomical
mouse
brain
sections
12
human
datasets,
found
clustering
method
more
accurate
sensitive
than
other
methods.
Second,
introduce
calculate
states
by
pseudo-space-time
(PST)
distance.
PST
function
physical
(spatial
distance)
expression
(pseudotime
estimate
pairwise
between
among
We
transition
gradients
connected
locally
cluster,
or
globally
clusters,
directed
minimum
spanning
tree
optimisation
approach
algorithm
could
model
from
non-invasive
invasive
breast
cancer
dataset.
Third,
information
identify
locations
where
there
both
ligand-receptor
interaction
activity
diverse
co-localisation.
These
predicted
be
hotspots
cell-cell
interactions
likely
occur.
detected
pairs
significantly
enriched
compared
background
distribution
across
Together,
algorithms,
implemented
comprehensive
Python
software
stLearn,
allow
elucidation
biological
processes
healthy
diseased
tissues.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: June 9, 2022
Abstract
The
growing
availability
of
single-cell
data,
especially
transcriptomics,
has
sparked
an
increased
interest
in
the
inference
cell-cell
communication.
Many
computational
tools
were
developed
for
this
purpose.
Each
them
consists
a
resource
intercellular
interactions
prior
knowledge
and
method
to
predict
potential
communication
events.
Yet
impact
choice
on
resulting
predictions
is
largely
unknown.
To
shed
light
this,
we
systematically
compare
16
resources
7
methods,
plus
consensus
between
methods’
predictions.
Among
resources,
find
few
unique
interactions,
varying
degree
overlap,
uneven
coverage
specific
pathways
tissue-enriched
proteins.
We
then
examine
all
possible
combinations
methods
show
that
both
strongly
influence
predicted
interactions.
Finally,
assess
agreement
with
spatial
colocalisation,
cytokine
activities,
receptor
protein
abundance
are
generally
coherent
those
data
modalities.
facilitate
use
described
work,
provide
LIANA,
LIgand-receptor
ANalysis
frAmework
as
open-source
interface
methods.