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LEGEND: Identifying Co-expressed Genes in Multimodal Transcriptomic Sequencing Data.
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Abstract
Identifying co-expressed genes across tissue domains and cell types is essential for revealing co-functional genes involved in biological or pathological processes. While both single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) and spatially resolved transcriptomics (SRT) data offer insights into gene co-expression patterns, current methods typically utilize either data type alone, potentially diluting the co-functionality signals within co-expressed gene groups. To bridge this gap, we introduce muLtimodal co-Expressed GENes finDer (LEGEND), a novel computational method that integrates scRNA-seq and SRT data for identifying groups of co-expressed genes at both cell type and tissue domain levels. LEGEND employs an innovative hierarchical clustering algorithm designed to maximize intra-cluster redundancy and inter-cluster complementarity, effectively capturing more nuanced patterns of gene co-expression and spatial coherence. Enrichment and co-function analyses further showcase the biological relevance of these gene clusters and their utilities in exploring context-specific novel gene functions. Notably, LEGEND can reveal shifts in gene-gene interactions under different conditions, providing insights into disease-associated gene crosstalk. Moreover, LEGEND can enhance the annotation accuracy of both spatial spots in SRT and single cells in scRNA-seq, and serve as a pioneering tool for identifying genes with designated spatial expression patterns. LEGEND is available at https://github.com/ToryDeng/LEGEND.
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