SPCoral: diagonal integration of spatial multi-omics across diverse modalities and technologies
Wang, H.; Yuan, J.; Li, K.; Chen, X.; Yan, X.; Lin, P.; Tang, Z.; Wu, B.; Nan, H.; Lai, Y.; Lv, Y.; Esteban, M. A.; Xie, L.; Wang, G.; Hui, L.; Li, H.
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Spatial multi-omics is indispensable for decoding the comprehensive molecular landscape of biological systems. However, the integration of multi-omics remains largely unresolved due to inherent disparities in molecular features, spatial morphology, and resolution. Here we developed SPCoral for diagonal integration of spatial multiomics across adjacent slices. SPCoral extracts spatial covariation patterns via graph attention networks, followed by the use of optimal transport to identify high-confidence anchors in an unsupervised, feature-independent manner. SPCoral utilizes a crossmodality attention network to enable seamless cross-resolution feature integration alongside robust cross-omics prediction. Comprehensive benchmarking demonstrates SPCorals superior performance across different technologies, modalities and varied resolutions. The integrated multi-omics representation further improves spatial domain identification, effectively augments experimental data, enables cross-modal association analysis, and facilitates cell-cell communication. SPCoral exhibits good scalability with data size, reveals biological insights that are not attainable using a single modality. In summary, SPCoral offers a powerful framework for spatial multi-omics integration across various technologies and biological scenarios.
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