Discovering Condition-specific Cell Populations via Integrative Clustering of Single-cell Data
Mudappathi, R.; Vaishali, B.; Liu, L.
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We present INtegrative CLustering Of Single cElls (INCLOSE), a novel computational method that integrates single-cell omics data and sample metadata to identify cell populations. INCLOSE analysis of CITE-seq data of acute myeloid leukemia and healthy samples uncovered cell populations exclusively found in the leukemia samples or the healthy samples. These condition-specific cell populations strongly suggested that immune suppression in tumor microenvironment plays a pivotal role in driving tumor progression.
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