Data analysis of scRNA-seq of CD45+ TIICs from DEN + CCI4 HCC tumor

SL Siqi Li
KL Kun Li
KW Kang Wang
HY Haoyuan Yu
XW Xiangyang Wang
MS Mengchen Shi
ZL Zhixing Liang
ZY Zhou Yang
YH Yongwei Hu
YL Yang Li
WL Wei Liu
HL Hua Li
SC Shuqun Cheng
LY Linsen Ye
YY Yang Yang
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The number of cells used for scRNA-seq of CD45+ TIICs in DEN + CCI4 HCC mice model was 23,150. Single-cell RNAseq data were processed using the Cell Ranger (v.7.0.0) with GRCm38 mouse reference and the downstream analyses were using the filtered gene expression matrices by R software (v.4.0.4) with the Seurat package (v.4.0.5)73. For filtering, after removed the doublet or negative cells using the HTODemux function, genes expressed >3 and cells with >200 genes detected and <25% UMIs derived from the mitochondrial genome were selected for further analyses. For the purpose of identify and compare shared cell type that were present across these samples, we used Harmony77 standard workflow for normalization, variable gene selection, integration, dimensionality reduction and clustering as all details can be found in the website tutorial (https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/satijalab/seurat.wrappers/blob/master/docs/harmony.html). After cells were clustered, the FindAllMarkers function was used to detect cluster-specific expressed genes, base on which clusters were classified and annotated. Differential gene expression testing was performed using the FindMarkers function in Seurat with Wilcoxon Rank Sum test by default and the Benjamini–Hochberg method was used to estimate the false discovery rate (FDR). DEGs were filtered using a minimum log2 (fold change) of 0.25 and a maximum FDR value of 0.05. Enrichment analysis for the functions of the DEGs was conducted using clusterProfiler package78. The Monocle2 package (v2.18.0)79 was used to analyze single-cell trajectories in order to discover the cell-state transitions.

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