Jinpu Li, Mauminah Raina, Yiqing Wang, Chunhui Xu, Li Su, Qi Guo, Ricardo Melo Ferreira, Michael T Eadon, Qin Ma, Juexin Wang, Dong Xu
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scBSP: A fast and accurate tool for identifying spatially variable features from high-resolution spatial omics data.
Motivation: Emerging spatial omics technologies empower comprehensive exploration of biological systems from multi-omics perspectives in their native tissue location in two and three-dimensional space. However, the limited sequencing depth, increasing spatial resolution, and growing spatial spots in spatial omics technologies present significant computational challenges in identifying biologically meaningful molecules with variable spatial distributions across various omics modalities.
Results: We introduce scBSP, an open-source, versatile, and user-friendly package for identifying spatially variable features in large-scale spatial omics data. scBSP demonstrates significantly enhanced computational efficiency, processing high-resolution spatial omics data within seconds, and exhibits robust cross-platform performance by consistently identifying spatially variable features with high reproducibility across various sequencing platforms.
Availability: scBSP is available for download from R CRAN at https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/scBSP/index.html and PyPI at https://pypi.org/project/scbsp/.
Supplementary information: The supplementary data and code are openly available from Zenodo at https://zenodo.org/records/14768450.