Genentech-NVIDIA Partnership ??, DecontPro: Single-Cell Noise Cleanup??, RNA-Seq Pseudotime Framework ??, Containers for Reproducibility ??

Genentech-NVIDIA Partnership ??, DecontPro: Single-Cell Noise Cleanup??, RNA-Seq Pseudotime Framework ??, Containers for Reproducibility ??

Bioinformer Weekly Roundup

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Issue: 14 | Date: 24 November 2023

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In this newsletter, we curate and bring you the most captivating stories, developments, and breakthroughs from the world of bioinformatics. Whether you're a seasoned researcher, a student, or simply curious about the intersection of biology and data science, we've got you covered. Subscribe now to stay ahead in the exciting realm of bioinformatics!

?? Featured Research

An appropriate differential expression analysis in single-cell data depends on the study design | bioRxiv

This study highlights that in large-scale multi-subject single-cell data, the use of pseudobulk can lead to significant errors in differential gene expression analysis, and offers practical solutions depending on the study design.

?? The first author, Hanbin Lee, has posted a Twitter thread describing the motivation and results of the research.

A statistical framework for differential pseudotime analysis with multiple single-cell RNA-seq samples | Nature Communications

This study introduces Lamian, a novel computational framework for differential multi-sample pseudotime analysis in scRNA-seq data, enhancing the accuracy of studying cellular gene expression programs by accounting for cross-sample variability and adjusting for batch effects.

SPACEL: deep learning-based characterization of spatial transcriptome architectures | Nature Communications

This study introduces SPACEL, a deep learning-based method for spatial transcriptomics data analysis, effectively addressing challenges in 3D reconstruction and analysis of tissue slices, and outperforming existing methods in cell type deconvolution and spatial domain identification.

??? Latest Tools

Accurate prediction of protein–nucleic acid complexes using RoseTTAFoldNA | Nature Methods

This study presents RoseTTAFoldNA, an extension of the RoseTTAFold approach, which successfully predicts structures of protein–nucleic acid complexes with higher accuracy than current methods, aiding in understanding and designing these crucial biological complexes.

Characterization and decontamination of background noise in droplet-based single-cell protein expression data with DecontPro | Nucleic Acids Research

This study introduces DecontPro, a Bayesian hierarchical model for decontaminating antibody derived tag data in CITE-seq by identifying and removing noise sources, significantly enhancing downstream analysis accuracy by better distinguishing true cell signals from artifacts.

Predictive analyses of regulatory sequences with EUGENe | Nature Computational Science

This study presents EUGENe, a FAIR deep learning toolkit for genomic analysis, offering an adaptable and comprehensive approach for data processing, model training, and interpretation in regulatory genomics.

?? Community News

Genentech and NVIDIA Enter Into Strategic AI Research Collaboration to Accelerate Drug Discovery and Development | Genentech

Genentech and NVIDIA have announced a strategic collaboration to enhance AI-driven drug discovery and development. This partnership combines Genentech's AI capabilities, biological data, and research expertise with NVIDIA's advanced computing and AI, aiming to expedite the creation and delivery of new medicines.

?? Genentech and NVIDIA have released a video along with their announcement to help explain what the partnership means for drug discovery.

Bioconductor is leaving Twitter/X | Bioconductor Community Blog

Bioconductor has decided to discontinue its presence on Twitter/X, citing a misalignment with the platform’s current direction and Bioconductor's commitment to a harassment-free community.

Episode 26: Interviews - Code & community at the 2023 nf-core hackathon | Nextflow YouTube

In this edition of the Channels Podcast, Geraldine Van der Auwera interviews Raquel Manzano, Edmund Miller, Rieke Hanssen, and Francesco Lescai, members of the Nextflow community, during the 2023 nf-core hackathon at the Nextflow Summit in Barcelona.

?? Upcoming Events

Multiomics Data Processing with Standardized Bioinformatics Workflows for Earth and Space Research, United States & Virtual | 10 December 2023

This workshop, co-organized by the National Microbiome Data Collaborative (NMDC), NASA GeneLab, and NMDC Ambassadors, focuses on hands-on training for standardized bioinformatics workflows and multi-omic data processing for microbial samples.

?? Educational Corner

omnideconv/spacedeconv: A unified interface to spatial transcriptomics deconvolution tools | GitHub

Spacedeconv is a comprehensive interface that integrates 31 different deconvolution tools, specifically tailored for spatial transcriptomics datasets. It can directly estimate the proportions of immune cells and is capable of deconvoluting various cell types given an annotated single-cell reference dataset.

Containers for computational reproducibility | Nature Reviews Methods Primers

This primer outlines the growing use of containers in scientific research to address software complexity and compatibility issues, highlighting their role in ensuring reproducibility and efficient collaboration in computational science, and offering guidance on their implementation across various platforms, including high-performance computing clusters.

Four simple ways to integrate your data dictionary into your data cleaning process | Crystal Lewis Blog

The blog post emphasizes the critical role of data dictionaries in project documentation, highlighting their dual function in data cleaning processes: as a reference guide for necessary data transformations and as an integral part of the cleaning script, where they can be directly utilized within functions.

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