Analysis scripts assciated with manuscript:
Finnegan A. et al."Single-cell transcriptomics reveals spatial and temporal turnover of keratinocyte differentiation regulators."
codes
— custom codes used for analyis
- Single-cell imputation
./codes/run_zinb.R
./codes/run_MAGIC.py
- Dimensionality reduction and cell clustering
./codes/cluster_spectral.py
and./codes/run_specCluster.py
./codes/run_PCA.py
- Differential expression
./codes/fantomDE.py
./codes/run_cluster_DE_subsetCells.R
- Differential motif enrichment
./codes/rankMotifs.py
./codes/diffEnrich_motifs.py
- Identification of gene and TF modules
./codes/corrFuncs.py
and/codes/run_calcCorr.py
./codes/run_clusterCoRegTFcorr.py
./codes/run_getClustMapBlocks_inconsistStat.py
- Transcriptomic comparison of single-cell population with bulk BCC/SCC samples
- **Fill in**
- And other miscellaneous scripts
Analysis and generation of results
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getTFCandidates
— Constructs sets of candidate transcription regulators based on specificity of expression across primary cells -
imputeExpr
—scripts for imputation of single cell expression from raw counts -
clusterCells
— dimensionality reduction and clustering cells into 8 stages based on imputed expression values -
DE
— One vs rest test for genes differentiatlly expressed in each stage. Tests for genes differentiatlly expressed between the BK and DK state -
exprCorr
— Calculation of gene expression correlations across cells in various combinations of stages -
motifAnalysis
— Identification of TF binding motifs differentially enriched between SEs unique fo the BK and DK states -
TFexpr_bindingMoitf_assn
— Association between coordinated changes in TF expression and differential binding enrichment between super-enhancers specific to BK and DK states -
regNetwork
— Identification of gene and TF modules based on expression correlation -
antiox
— Analysis of expression of genes annotated for antioxidant function across progressive differentiation stages
Misc
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./raw
— contains files that are starting points for analysis. -
./setsGenes
— Gene sets generated during analysis