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Constructing cell lineages from single-cell transcriptomes.
Molecular Aspects of Medicine 2018 Februrary
Advances in single-cell RNA-sequencing have helped reveal the previously underappreciated level of cellular heterogeneity present during cellular differentiation. A static snapshot of single-cell transcriptomes provides a good representation of the various stages of differentiation as differentiation is rarely synchronized between cells. Data from numerous single-cell analyses has suggested that cellular differentiation and development can be conceptualized as continuous processes. Consequently, computational algorithms have been developed to infer lineage relationships between cell types and construct developmental trajectories along which cells are re-ordered such that similarity between successive cell pairs is maximized. Here, we compare and contrast the existing computational methods, and illustrate how they may be applied to build mouse myeloid progenitor lineages from massively parallel RNA single-cell sequencing data.
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