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CellScope: high-performance cell atlas workflow with tree-structured representation.

Bingjie Li^1,2, Runyu Lin¹, Tianhao Ni^1,3

¹Department of Statistics and Data Science, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore.

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CellScope is a new framework for analyzing single-cell sequencing data, enabling detailed visualization of cellular hierarchies across multiple biological levels. This tool enhances understanding of cellular heterogeneity and function for potential disease research.

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Area of Science:

Genomics
Computational Biology
Bioinformatics

Background:

Single-cell sequencing offers high-resolution cellular profiling.
Existing analysis frameworks struggle to visualize cellular hierarchies across multiple biological levels simultaneously.

Purpose of the Study:

Introduce CellScope, a novel framework for constructing multi-level, high-resolution cell atlases.
Address limitations in current single-cell data analysis for hierarchical visualization.

Main Methods:

CellScope utilizes a two-stage manifold fitting for gene selection and noise reduction.
Agglomerative clustering is combined with UMAP visualization and hierarchical clustering.
The framework intuitively represents cellular relationships at lineage, type, and subtype levels.

Main Results:

CellScope outperforms established pipelines like Seurat and Scanpy in clustering performance and visualization clarity.
It offers improved computational efficiency, algorithm interpretability, and reduced hyperparameter dependence.
The framework reveals novel biological insights missed by other methods.

Conclusions:

CellScope provides a powerful new tool for single-cell data analysis and cell atlas construction.
It deepens the understanding of cellular heterogeneity and function.
The framework has potential applications in disease research by uncovering previously undetectable biological insights.