A statistical framework for comparative isoform profiling across cell populations.
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Hypatia (hi-pay-shuh) is a computational toolkit for the investigation of population-specific isoforms from long-read single-cell RNA-sequencing data, featuring three modes of differential analyses:
- Isoform usage: Identifies differential isoform usage shifts (DIUs).
- Isoform diversity: Classifies genes according to isoform species heterogeneity and identifies discrepances (DIVs).
- Isoform expression: Detects differentially expressed isoforms (DEIs).
Hypatia is an R library available through Github.
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devtools::install_github("gaolabtools/Hypatia")Requires R version 4.1 or higher.
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