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Tutorials

CALISTA is a numerically efficient and highly scalable toolbox for an end-to-end analysis of single-cell transcriptomic profiles.

CALISTA includes four essential single-cell analyses for cell differentiation studies, including:

1- single-cell clustering;

2- reconstruction of cell lineage specification;

3- transition gene identification;

4- cell pseudotime ordering.

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In the following tutorials, we describe the main steps of CALISTA (MATLAB VERSION) applied to in silico and publicly available single-cell gene expression data. For each dataset, ONLY the most important results are reported. Please refer to the file MAIN.m for an example MATLAB script of CALISTA implementation.

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Please click here to see examples of CALISTA (R VERSION).

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scRT-qPCR

~2000 cells

Bargaje et al.

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scRT-qPCR

~600 cells

Moignard et al.

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scRNA-seq

~400 cells

Treutlein et al.

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scRNA-seq

~760 cells

Chu et al.

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scRT-qPCR

~600 cells

No time info

Moignard et al.

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scRT-qPCR

~2000 cells

MATLAB GUI

Bargaje et al.

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scRNA-seq 

(scDrop-seq)

~38k cells

Farrell et al.

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scRNA-seq

(sn-Drop-seq)

~17k cells

Sathyamuthy et al.

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scRNA-seq

(scDrop-seq)

~68k cells

Zheng et al.

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scRT-qPCR

~600 cells

REMOVE UNDESIRED CLUSTERS

Moignard et al.

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1800 cells

Simulated data

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