ADAPTS: Automated deconvolution augmentation of profiles for tissue specific cells.
Samuel A Danziger1, David L Gibbs2, Ilya Shmulevich2
1Celgene Corporation, Seattle, Washington, United States of America.
Plos One
|November 20, 2019
Summary
ADAPTS is a new R package for cell type deconvolution in tumors. It improves the analysis of immune cell infiltration and tumor microenvironments for better patient outcome prediction.
Area of Science:
- Computational Biology
- Bioinformatics
- Immunology
Background:
- Immune cell infiltration and the tumor microenvironment are critical for patient outcomes.
- Gene expression deconvolution helps identify patient risk and treatment strategies.
- Signature matrices derived from single-cell data are key to deconvolution methods.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce ADAPTS, a framework for cell type deconvolution.
- To provide modular tools for customizing and creating signature matrices.
- To offer a common interface for popular deconvolution algorithms.
Main Methods:
- ADAPTS implements tools for customizing signature matrices (adding cell types, de novo creation from single-cell RNAseq).
- It integrates popular deconvolution algorithms using signature matrices.
- A novel hierarchical deconvolution method is included for clustering and re-splitting cell types.
Main Results:
- ADAPTS improves the reconstruction of cell types from single-cell RNAseq data.
- Demonstrated enhanced predictive analysis in a blind setting.
- The package provides a flexible framework for various deconvolution needs.
Conclusions:
- ADAPTS offers a comprehensive solution for cell type deconvolution in complex biological samples.
- The package enhances the utility of signature matrices and deconvolution algorithms.
- ADAPTS is available in R, facilitating broader research in tumor microenvironment analysis.
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