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Reference mapping for single-cell genomics
- single-cell
- deep-learning
- rna-seq-analysis
- data-integration
Pan-Cancer Integrative Histology-Genomic Analysis via Multimodal Deep Learning - Cancer Cell
- histology
- wsi-images
- pan-cancer-analysis
- genomics
scPerturb: A resource and a python/R tool for single-cell perturbation data
- cite-seq
- database
- perturbation
- scatac-seq
Code for "Predicting Cellular Responses to Novel Drug Perturbations at a Single-Cell Resolution", NeurIPS 2022.
- disentanglement
- drug-discovery
- genomics
- perturbation
A collection of tasks to probe the effectiveness of protein sequence representations in modeling aspects of protein design
- protein
- protein-sequences
- protein-design
- representation-learning
PRnet is a flexible and scalable perturbation-conditioned generative model predicting transcriptional responses to unseen complex perturbations at bulk and single-cell levels.
BulkFormer: A large-scale foundation model for human bulk transcriptomes
Peax is a tool for interactive visual pattern search and exploration in epigenomic data based on unsupervised representation learning with autoencoders
- epigenomics
- pattern-search
- data-visualization
- interactive-machine-learning
High-Dimensional Gene Expression and Morphology Profiles of Cells across 28,000 Genetic and Chemical Perturbations
Deep learning model for single-cell inference of multi-omic profiles from a single input modality.
- single-cell
- scrna-seq
- scatac-seq
- deep-neural-networks
CancerFoundation: A single-cell RNA sequencing foundation model to decipher drug resistance in cancer
- cancer
- foundation-model
- single-cell
Deciphering cell-cell communication from spatially resolved transcriptomic data at single-cell resolution with subgraph-based attentional graph neural network
Interpretable drug response prediction with graph neural networks over drugs, cell lines, and genes.