Extended Data Fig. 8: BANKSY tissue segmentation and community identification on CODEX multiplexed imaging data of the intestine. | Nature Genetics

Extended Data Fig. 8: BANKSY tissue segmentation and community identification on CODEX multiplexed imaging data of the intestine.

From: BANKSY unifies cell typing and tissue domain segmentation for scalable spatial omics data analysis

Extended Data Fig. 8

a). BANKSY UMAP and spatial plots colored by tissue segment annotations. b). BANKSY UMAP and spatial plots colored by BANKSY clusters. c). Non-spatial UMAP and spatial plots colored by non-spatial clusters. d). Comparison of BANKSY and non-spatial clusters with community domain annotations. e). Marker genes for smooth muscle and mature epithelial communities identified by BANKSY. Boxplots are colored as in (d). Center line: median, dotted line: mean, height of box: interquartile range (IQR), whiskers: 1.5 x IQR. CD66 Annotation: n = 3179 (mean = 1.47, median = 0.636) vs 6189 (mean = 0.107, median = -0.167) cells, BANKSY: n = 3435 (mean = 1.70, median = 0.935) vs 5232 (mean = -0.184, median = -0.249), aSMA BANKSY: n = 3222 (mean = 1.26, median = 1.04) vs 4826 (mean = 0.245, median = 0.138). All p-values < 2.2e-16.

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