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Created Apr 30, 2026 at 01:15
Take quantified single-cell counts through the full analysis arc — normalization, integration, clustering, cell-type labels, marker genes, and a real differential expression test between conditions. Drop in 10x count matrices (the demo combines pbmc3k and pbmc6k for batch integration, then layers on the Kang 2018 IFN-β stimulated vs control PBMCs as the conditional contrast), get back a labeled UMAP, per-cluster markers, and a pseudobulk DE table you can actually publish. Built for immunology and translational labs running stim/ctrl, drug/vehicle, or disease/healthy designs, and for core facilities wanting a defensible default workflow they do not have to reinvent for every project. Counts go in for DE; never TPM, never FPKM. Normalization is SCTransform v2 — variance-stabilized, with mitochondrial percent regressed out. Integration is Harmony on the SCT-corrected embedding, clustering is Leiden on the integrated graph, and cell-type calls come from Azimuth against the PBMC reference so labels are reproducible across runs. Marker detection uses presto for fast Wilcoxon ranks at the cell level, and the cross-condition test is pseudobulk DESeq2 — aggregating to sample-level counts before the model, which is the only DE approach with calibrated false-positive rates on this data type.