Extended Data Fig. 6: Comparing pseudotime inferred from neighborhood V(D)J space or GEX space. | Nature Biotechnology

Extended Data Fig. 6: Comparing pseudotime inferred from neighborhood V(D)J space or GEX space.

From: Dandelion uses the single-cell adaptive immune receptor repertoire to explore lymphocyte developmental origins

Extended Data Fig. 6

a, Pearson’s correlation coefficients of pseudotime order and average relative TRAV location over sliding windows of 30 adjacent neighborhoods on the pseudotime order (left: pseudotime inferred from neighborhood V(D)J space; right: pseudotime inferred from neighborhood GEX space). Y-axis is the correlation coefficient and the x-axis is the median pseudotime order of the 30 adjacent neighborhoods. The color of the points represents statistical significance (orange: P-value from the Pearson’s correlation < 0.05; blue: P-value ≥ 0.05). The red dashed lines mark the correlation coefficient of 0. b, The same plot as in a but for TRAJ. c, Scatterplots of branch probability to CD8+ T against pseudotime in abT(entry) cells. Each point represents a cell. Top panel: pseudotime inferred from neighborhood V(D)J space as in Fig. 4a top panel. Bottom panel: pseudotime inferred from neighborhood GEX space as in Fig. 4a bottom right panel. d, Volcano plot summarizing results of TFs that are correlated with branch probabilities to CD8+ T lineage in V(D)J pseudotime within abT(entry) cells. The y-axis is the -log10(BH adjusted P-value) and the x-axis is the correlation coefficient. Labeled TFs that had significant (BH adjusted P-value < 0.05) positive correlations (correlation coefficient > 0.1) were colored in red, the ones with significant negative correlations (correlation coefficient < −0.1) were colored in blue, and the rest were colored in black.

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