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  1. ...coordinates that form an accurate bounding box around detected chromatin stripes. It works on all 3C family sequencing types, including Hi-C, Micro-C, and HiChIP. Quagga uses two major steps to find chromatin stripes. First, Quagga performs a quick screening of potential stripes and determines stripe width...
  2. ...in the three coronal mouse brain slices.Figure 3B illustrates the domain detection performance of stMSA relative to the manually annotated structures from the Allen Brain Atlas (Fig. 3A). Moreover, we find that stMSA and STAMP can depict the cross-sections of the hippocampus and its inner subdomains well...
  3. ...of transcription factors such as SP1 and CTCF emerged prominently. The majorly identified transcription factors for each cell type were consistent with the findings of ChromBPNet (Pampari et al. 2024) (Supplemental Fig. S5). These findings indicate that the ConvNeXt V2 block effectively captures cell type...
  4. .... Users may find it difficult to decide how much weight to give to each modality, which can impact the clustering results. We suggest starting with the default values in Proust (30 PCs for gene expression and five PCs for images), which have been shown to work well across a range of data sets. However, we...
  5. .... To systematically evaluate the performances of these four consensus strategies in terms of ST clustering accuracy and stability, we conducted comprehensive simulations and real data applications across different tissue origins and sequencing platforms. The findings of this comprehensive analysis yield a rich source...
  6. ...LAD chromatin. One study has indicated that these LADs are more variable and interact with the nuclear periphery for only part of the cell cycle, which is consistent with their facultative heterochromatin character (Tran et al. 2021). This is consistent with our finding that a much larger fraction...
  7. ...the latent space is by finding a low-dimensional factorization of scRNA-seq gene expression matrices (Yang and Michailidis 2016; Argelaguet et al. 2018, 2020; Townes et al. 2019; Liu et al. 2020; Qian et al. 2022).Similarly, in the spatial transcriptomics domain, the SRT gene expression is traditionally...
  8. ...clock. All these novel biological findings demonstrate the potential of the reference-free450 imputation framework.451 Taken together, our framework should be understood as reference-free with respect452 to external single-cell or spatial atlases, but not devoid of priors. By incorporating453 Enformer...
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  9. ...to analyze the transcriptome, histone modification patterns, and replication timing of germline stem cell (GSC)–like and somatic cyst stem cell (CySC)–like cells. Single-cell RNA sequencing validates previous findings on GSC–CySC intercellular communication and reveals a high expression of chromatin...
  10. ..., significant interactions are identified and used to calculate the cell type pair score (CTPS) between two clusters. (E) CellAgentChat enables agent-based animation to visualize cell communication, identify significant LR pairs, and simulate receptor blocking to find the most perturbed downstream genes...
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