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scRNAseq_KNIME workflow: A Customizable, Locally Executable, Interactive and Automated KNIME workflow for single-cell RNA seq

Kausar, S.; Asif, M.; Baudot, A.

2023-01-17 bioinformatics
10.1101/2023.01.14.524084 bioRxiv
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SummarySingle-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) is nowadays widely used to measure gene expression in individual cells, but meaningful biological interpretation of the generated scRNA-seq data remains a complicated task. Indeed, expertise in both the biological domain under study, statistics, and computer programming are prerequisite for thorough analysis of scRNA-seq data. However, biological experts may lack data science expertise, and bioinformaticians limited understanding of the biology may lead to time-consuming iterations. A user-friendly and automated workflow with possibility for customization is hence of a wide interest for both the biological and bioinformatics communities, and for their fruitful collaborations. Here, we propose a locally installable, user-friendly, interactive, and automated workflow that allows the users to perform the main steps of scRNA-seq data analysis. The interface is composed of graphical entities dedicated to specific and modifiable tasks. It can easily be used by biologists and can also serve as a customizable basis for bioinformaticians. Availability and implementationThe workflow is developed in KNIME; its tasks were defined by R scripts using KNIME R nodes. The workflow is publicly available at https://github.com/Saminakausar/scRNAseq_KNIME. Contact: anais.baudot@univ-amu.fr; muhasif123@gmail.com

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