Tree-based Correlation Screen and Visualization for Exploring Phenotype-Cell Type Association in Multiple Sample Single-Cell RNA-Sequencing Experiments
Zhang, B.; Ji, Z.; Ji, H.
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Single-cell RNA-seq experiments with multiple samples are increasingly used to discover cell types and their molecular features that may influence samples phenotype (e.g. disease). However, analyzing and visualizing the complex cell type-phenotype association remains nontrivial. TreeCorTreat is an open source R package that tackles this problem by using a tree-based correlation screen to analyze and visualize the association between phenotype and transcriptomic features and cell types at multiple cell type resolution levels. With TreeCorTreat, one can conveniently explore and compare different feature types, phenotypic traits, analysis protocols and datasets, and evaluate the impacts of potential confounders.
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