The diverse landscape of modeling in single-cell biology
The diverse landscape of modeling in single-cell biology
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单细胞生物学建模的多样化前景
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10.1088/1478-3975/ac0b7f
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2021
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Nie, Qing
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MacLean, Adam L;Nie, Qing
Single-cell biology is computational by necessity. The size and complexity of the datasets involved demand it. To meet the need, a broad and everexpanding range of computational methods and models are being developed (figure 1). In this special issue, we present a collection of research papers and reviews that offer an overview of the current landscape of quantitative methods and physical modeling in single-cell biology.Studies of single cells are as old as the microscopes under which we first visualized them. However, in the last decade or so, our ability to make quantitative measurements of single cells has undergone a revolution. Led by advances in sequencing technologies, we can now characterize properties of single cells in unprecedented resolution, including measurements of the genome, transcriptome, proteome, epigenetic states, and spatial properties of cells from surface polarity to chemotaxis. Not only can we assay these states individually, but we are able to combine multiple assays in ‘multi-omic’datasets, as well as combine genomic measurements with functional assays, such as live imaging or clonal tracking. The rate of growth of the size of single-cell RNA sequencing datasets far exceeds Moore’s law [1]. This leads to a curse of dimensionality, solutions to which rely on computational methods for data processing. Typical pipelines for computational data analysis of such datasets begin with data normalization, visualization, cell clustering, and differential gene expression. Yet, far greater insight can remain in these data untapped. To harness the full capacity of single-cell genomics datasets, not only do we need new methods to infer biological properties from data [2, 3], but we need to integrate physical and dynamical systems perspectives to build predictive models of individual cells, eg as they transition through intermediate states [4] towards commitment.
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