STASCAN deciphers fine-resolution cell distribution maps in spatial transcriptomics by deep learning

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Spatial transcriptomics technologies have been widely applied to decode cellular distribution by resolving gene expression profiles in tissue. However, sequencing techniques still limit the ability to create a fine-resolved spatial cell-type map. To this end, we develop a novel deep-learning-based approach, STASCAN, to predict the spatial cellular distribution of captured or uncharted areas where only histology images are available by cell feature learning integrating gene expression profiles and histology images. STASCAN is successfully applied across diverse datasets from different spatial transcriptomics technologies and displays significant advantages in deciphering higher-resolution cellular distribution and resolving enhanced organizational structures.

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Wu, Y., Zhou, J. Y., Yao, B., Cui, G., Zhao, Y. L., Gao, C. C., … Yang, Y. G. (2024). STASCAN deciphers fine-resolution cell distribution maps in spatial transcriptomics by deep learning. Genome Biology, 25(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s13059-024-03421-5

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