🔍 Explore multimodal omics data easily with `muon`, a powerful Python framework designed for efficient analysis and visualization of diverse biological datasets.
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🔍 Explore multimodal omics data easily with `muon`, a powerful Python framework designed for efficient analysis and visualization of diverse biological datasets.
🔬 Explore and analyze multimodal omics data with the muon framework, designed for efficient handling of diverse biological datasets in Python.
Multi-agent LLM driven cell type annotation for single-cell RNA-Seq data
scverse lineage tracing analysis toolkit
Single-cell analysis in Python. Scales to >100M cells.
Annotated data.
Convert between AnnData and SingleCellExperiment
anndata with trees
muon is a multimodal omics Python framework
🏆 #1 Multi-LLM consensus framework | 550+ stars | 95% accuracy | 10+ LLM providers | Leading cell annotation tool
Single-Cell Atlas Builder: A modular platform for analyzing, integrating, and visualizing single-cell RNA-seq datasets using FastAPI, Scanpy, CellTypist, and optional LLM-powered summaries.
GRaph-based Analysis of Subcellular/Spatial Proteomics
Lightweight, GPU-accelerated single-cell RNA-seq workflow for exploring the colorectal tumor microenvironment (CRC-TME) using Scanpy and scVI.
Sobolev alignment of deep probabilistic models for comparing single cell profiles
A complete single-cell RNA-seq analysis pipeline using Scanpy on 10x Genomics PBMC data, including clustering, UMAP visualization, and marker gene detection.
A collection of Plotly-based functions to visualize Scanpy data mimicking functions from scanpy.pl package.
Cell Analyzer for Flow Experiment
Notes and studies about single-cell RNA-Seq analysis
single cell analysis pipeline and useful tools using scanpy
pseudobulking on an AnnData object
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