PIVOT: an open-source tool for multi-omic spatial data registration
Forjaz, A.; Romero, V. M.; Reucroft, I.; Eminizer, M.; Kramer, D.; Higuera, D.; Mojdeganlou, H.; Guerrero, P. A.; Min, J.; Wetzel, M.; Lvovs, D.; Valentin, A.; Shin, S. M.; Xuan, Y.; Sears, R. C.; Chin, K.; Maitra, A.; Fertig, E. J.; Ho, W. J.; Kagohara, L. T.; Wood, L. D.; Wirtz, D.; Sidiropoulos, D. N.; Kiemen, A. L.
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Advances in spatial profiling have resulted in the generation of multi-omic atlases that span biological scales. In general, multiple workflows are required for image registration, coordinate registration, and spot deconvolution to integrate modalities. To improve the throughput of registration of multi-omic cohorts, we introduce PIVOT, a user-friendly and open-source interface for streamlined nonlinear registration. We demonstrate PIVOTs strengths through registration of three multi-omic datasets, and show comparison of its performance to existing workflows.
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