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Hey Mischko,
I think that is a good suggestion - I will add it to my to-do list. At least in the context of BCR, the approach would be able to map clonal lineages - I am not sure the utility of it in TCR - but it would be similar approach to TCRdist?
Also I think immunarch just released a dev version with this exact feature (I played around with it before the release and it was pretty fun!): https://github.com/immunomind/immunarch/blob/dev/R/phylip.R
That would be great. Also saw the following package just published which might be also helpful https://dowser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Hey Nick any news on that feature? Before it was just a fun idea of mine; now a reviewer specifically asked for that :D .
I know not the right place .. but I tried dowser and had problems with the format and in immunarch, I always got the error:
No data in mandatory V.end column in sample airr_rearrangement!
You said you ran that successfully with 10x VDJ data?
Thank you!
Hey Mischko,
I have tried the implementation of something similar to immcantation/immunarch, but it requires a number of additional dependencies that would make the package flag on Bioconductor. Like the Kleinstein group's approach I think this is probably better as a stand-alone package, separate from scRepertoire. However, this might change if I can solve the issues related to dependencies.
I have gotten the immunarch pipeline to work on their example data, not 10x VDJ TCR data.
As of right now, I am still working on it. Sorry.
Nick
Hello Nick,
thanks for your swift response. Ah, too bad. But I understand that this implies quite some changes and additional dependencies.
Good luck with that, I am happy to do some early testing.
Best, Mischko
Hi Nick,
have you thought about implementing phylogenetic trees? I think this could be quite useful in many situations. Ideally, I envision tracing clonal evolution using information from TCR/BCR plus the single cell object.
I just read about enclone, which creates phylogenetic trees with 10x data, but lacks the integration with single cell object and has a rather poor visualization I think (https://10xgenomics.github.io/enclone/pages/auto/tree.html). But maybe the output could be used for scRepertoire?
I also read that a similar extension was proposed in immunarch, but hasn't been implemented yet i think https://github.com/immunomind/immunarch/issues/150.
Thanks, Mischko