CellPhoneDB v5:从单细胞多组学数据推断细胞-细胞通信

Kevin Troulé, Robert Petryszak, Martin Prete, James Cranley, Alicia Harasty, Zewen Kelvin Tuong, Sarah A Teichmann, Luz Garcia-Alonso, Roser Vento-Tormo
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细胞间的通讯对组织发育、再生和功能至关重要,其中断可导致疾病和发育异常。单细胞基因组学技术的革命为细胞身份提供了前所未有的见解,为解决组织壁龛中存在的复杂细胞相互作用开辟了新的途径。CellPhoneDB是一个生物信息学工具包,旨在通过结合准确的真实配体-受体相互作用库与一套计算和统计方法,将它们与单细胞基因组学数据整合,推断细胞-细胞之间的通信。重要的是,CellPhoneDB捕获了分子复合物的多聚性,从而忠实地代表了细胞-细胞通讯生物学。这里我们介绍CellPhoneDB v5,这是该工具的更新版本,它提供了几个新特性。首先,存储库扩展了三分之一,增加了新的交互。这些包括非蛋白配体介导的相互作用,如内分泌激素和GPCR配体。其次,它包括一个基于差分表达式的方法,用于更精细的交互查询。第三,它结合了新的计算方法来优先考虑特定的细胞-细胞相互作用,利用其他单细胞模式,如空间信息或TF活动(即cellsign模块)。最后,我们提供CellPhoneDBViz,一个交互式可视化和用户之间共享结果的模块。总之,CellPhoneDB v5提高了细胞间通讯推断的准确性,为理解健康和病理状态下的组织生物学提供了新的视角。
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CellPhoneDB v5: inferring cell-cell communication from single-cell multiomics data
Cell-cell communication is essential for tissue development, regeneration and function, and its disruption can lead to diseases and developmental abnormalities. The revolution of single-cell genomics technologies offers unprecedented insights into cellular identities, opening new avenues to resolve the intricate cellular interactions present in tissue niches. CellPhoneDB is a bioinformatics toolkit designed to infer cell-cell communication by combining a curated repository of bona fide ligand-receptor interactions with a set of computational and statistical methods to integrate them with single-cell genomics data. Importantly, CellPhoneDB captures the multimeric nature of molecular complexes, thus representing cell-cell communication biology faithfully. Here we present CellPhoneDB v5, an updated version of the tool, which offers several new features. Firstly, the repository has been expanded by one-third with the addition of new interactions. These encompass interactions mediated by non-protein ligands such as endocrine hormones and GPCR ligands. Secondly, it includes a differentially expression-based methodology for more tailored interaction queries. Thirdly, it incorporates novel computational methods to prioritise specific cell-cell interactions, leveraging other single-cell modalities, such as spatial information or TF activities (i.e. CellSign module). Finally, we provide CellPhoneDBViz, a module to interactively visualise and share results amongst users. Altogether, CellPhoneDB v5 elevates the precision of cell-cell communication inference, ushering in new perspectives to comprehend tissue biology in both healthy and pathological states.
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