期刊
GENE
卷 808, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
ELSEVIER
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2021.145995
关键词
Single cell sequencing; Copy number variation; Whole genome amplification; Variant calling; Tumor evolution
资金
- National Nat-ural Science Foundation of China [61971125]
- Six Talent Peaks Project of Jiangsu Province [2019-SWYY-004]
This study evaluated the sensitivity of copy number variation detection in single-cell genomics and suggested that 0.75x sequencing depth with moderate resolution (250 kb bin size) may be a practical guideline. The performance of copy number calling can be optimized based on amplification approach, cell type, and sample complexity.
While previous studies have given some guidance, the sensitivity of copy number calling in single-cell genomics is still not comprehensive. We studied the impact of sequencing depth and other factors on single-cell copy number analysis. Sequencing Data from 26 datasets were retrieved, and 2946 single cells passed the filter. Thirty-eight single cells were independently downscaled to evaluate copy number variation (CNV) detection sensitivity at different bin sizes. The sensitivity of whole genome amplification (WGA) approaches and cell types to CNV calling were evaluated using downsampling of 101 and 70 cells. Cluster analysis based on t-SNE was executed to evaluate CNV calling performance. Our results suggest 0.75x sequencing depth with moderate resolution (250 kb bin size) may be a practical guideline considering both sequencing cost and performance of copy number calling, which can be appropriately optimized based on amplification approach, cell type, and sample complexity.
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