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Zhenchao Tang^1,2, Guanxing Chen^1,2, Shouzhi Chen^1,2

¹Artificial Intelligence Medical Research Center, School of Intelligent Systems Engineering, Shenzhen Campus of Sun Yat-sen University, Shenzhen, 518107, China.

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Area of Science:

Computational Biology
Genomics
Bioinformatics

Background:

Heterogeneous feature spaces and technical noise impede single-cell data integration and imputation.
High costs of matched multi-modal data limit comprehensive cellular analysis.
A need exists for advanced deep learning methods to handle unpaired multi-modality single-cell data.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a deep learning framework for integrating and imputing unpaired multi-modality single-cell data.
To enhance cellular representations and enable precise data imputation for downstream tasks.
To introduce Monae-E, a faster variant supporting biological discovery.

Main Methods:

Introduced Modal-Nexus Auto-Encoder (Monae), a deep learning model.
Utilized regulatory relationships between modalities for enhanced cell representations.
Employed contrastive learning within modality-specific auto-encoders.
Developed Monae-E for rapid convergence and biological discovery.

Main Results:

Monae effectively integrates and imputes unpaired multi-modality single-cell data.
Achieved modality-complementary cellular representations in a unified space.
Demonstrated accurate and robust performance in intra-modal and cross-modal imputation.
Monae-E showed rapid convergence and supported biological discoveries.

Conclusions:

Monae and Monae-E provide accurate solutions for multi-modality single-cell data integration and imputation.
The methods enable deeper insights into cellular behaviors through enhanced data analysis.
Validated effectiveness across diverse datasets, highlighting robustness and accuracy.