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CytoVI: deep generative modeling of antibody-based single cell data.
Nature Methods · · Journal Article · Open access
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CytoVI accurately models antibody-based single-cell data, revealing proteins linked to immunoglobulin class-switching and disease-associated T cell states in B cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
- Why it matters: Analyzing antibody-based single-cell data is hindered by technical noise, batch effects, platform differences, and limited antibody panels, which impede reliable biological insights.
- What they did: CytoVI employs a probabilistic generative approach to generate cell embeddings, impute missing data, perform differential expression testing, and automate cell annotation, applied to a dataset of 350 proteins.
- The result: The model identified proteins associated with immunoglobulin class-switching and uncovered disease-related T cell states, enabling more accurate and integrated analysis of complex single-cell datasets.
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