gene umap (Human Protein Atlas)
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Gene Umap, supplied by Human Protein Atlas, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 86/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Article Title: Capturing gene–cell duality in a cat’s cradle
Journal: Bioinformatics
doi: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btaf681
Figure Legend Snippet: (A) A UMAP of cells. Cells are colored according to cell type. Reproduced from Progatzky et al. (2021) . (B) A UMAP of genes. Here we use the 2000 most variable genes and cluster them using the Louvain algorithm. (C) As in B with genes encoding transcription factors highlighted. (D) Gene UMAPs with genes from selected Hallmark gene sets highlighted. (E) Sankey diagram showing relationships between selected gene clusters and cell clusters. (F) Gene UMAP coloured by mean z -score for expression of each of the 2000 most variable genes in selected cell types. (G) Gene UMAP coloured by absolute value of difference of mean z -score for TCells1 and TCells2. (H) Gene UMAP coloured by mean z-score for expression of each of the 2000 most variable genes in different conditions. Here WT and KO refer to control mice Sox10CreERT2; Ifngr2fl/+ (Ifngr2CTRL) and Sox10CreERT 2; Ifngr2fl/fl (Ifngr2 Δ EGC) mice respectively. (I) Violin plot showing observed UMAP distances between ligand-receptor pairs (red), randomized ligand-receptor pairs (green), and random gene pairs (blue). (J) Violin plot showing observed UMAP distances between pairs of genes encoding members of actual IntAct complexes, in comparison to randomized distances: the UMAP distance of permuted pairs, the UMAP distance for the first gene of each pair to a randomly chosen gene, and the UMAP distance between pairs derived from randomly chosen gene sets of the same size as our subset complexes.
Techniques Used: Expressing, Control, Comparison, Derivative Assay