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  1. "By using time-resolved analyses of scRNA-seq data, we determined the potential transitional trajectories of tumor cells and identified the metastasis-initiating subpopulations"

    link.springer.com/article/10.1

    Reading right now. The identification of cells that initiate #metastasis are of interest, although n=2 paired primary and #BoneMarrow samples may be a bit limited.

    #scRNAseq #tumour #Neuroblastoma #pseudotime

  2. Great insights from Lior Pachter's computational biology class at Caltech! Check it out: t.co/4XVHwEZpZV. Topics selected have relevance in >=3 bio areas, with examples specifically from #scRNAseq. Homework blends theory with hands-on data exploration via #GoogleColab.

  3. Has anyone looked at CINS (doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1)?

    Learns a Bayesian network of cell type dependencies from changes in cell type proportions (#scRNAseq) in case-control studies. Causal ligands from cell-cell edges are predicted by LASSO regression of #ligand and predicted response genes (using NicheNet's ligand-reponse network).
    Cool idea, weird lack of validation in their paper... But I guess that's the challenge in #CellCellInteraction prediction - validation is _hard_

  4. Finally read the REMI paper by Alice Yu (aliceomics@twitter) et al. Calculating the partial correlation structure of #ligand #receptor interactions across #scRNAseq samples (cancer, in their case) to _more_specifically_ identify context-dependent interactions. #CellCellInteraction prediction has a specificity problem, and this method outperforms NicheNet, which uses predicted transcriptional response to improve specificity of predictions.

    twitter.com/PlevritisLab/statu

  5. journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol

    I reviewed this paper, and was pretty excited about it. I don't do any #spatial #scRNAseq, but the tools they've developed for #CellCellInteraction inference in C. elegans (stereotyped cellular loactions + published scRNAseq atlas = genius test-bed for spatial inference methods) are powerful and neato.

    Author's tweet: twitter.com/eagut/status/15933