sc-best-practices-complete-100percent

Guide single-cell analysis workflows from preprocessing to differential abundance testing.

1|Updated Dec 3, 2025
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SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This skill consolidates the sc-best-practices-complete-100percent documentation to guide researchers through robust, end-to-end single-cell analysis workflows, from preprocessing to advanced differential abundance methods.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Comprehensive guidance: Covers preprocessing, compositional analysis, differential abundance testing (e.g., scCODA, Tasccoda, DA testing), and visualization across scRNA-seq, spatial transcriptomics, and multi-omics contexts.
  • Real-world references: Integrates exemplar analyses and case studies (e.g., Haber dataset) to demonstrate practical workflows and interpretations.
  • Use Case: A researcher applying compositional analysis to compare cell-type abundances across conditions can follow structured pipelines and load relevant references to reproduce established results.

Quick Start

Start by reading the SKILL.md frontmatter to understand the skill scope and then consult references/index.md for an overview of topics and available guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions about sc-best-practices-complete-100percent

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What is compositional analysis for scRNA-seq and when should I use it?

scRNA-seq preprocessing involves quality control, normalization, and feature selection to prepare raw count matrices. It ensures accurate downstream clustering, differential expression, and compositional analysis by removing technical artifacts.

How do I perform differential abundance testing with scCODA on single-cell data?

Differential abundance testing with scCODA uses compositional data analysis to identify significant changes in cell-type proportions. You provide cell counts per sample and a reference cell type to detect statistically meaningful shifts across conditions.

Can I apply these single-cell best practices to spatial transcriptomics and multi-omics data?

Yes, these best practices cover workflows for spatial transcriptomics and multi-omics contexts. You can apply the provided guidance to preprocess data and perform compositional analysis across these varied single-cell data modalities.

What is the best way to analyze the Haber dataset for differential abundance?

The best way to analyze the Haber dataset is to follow structured pipelines using bundled references. You load the exemplar case studies to reproduce established compositional analysis results and test for differential abundance across conditions.

Do I need external tooling or dependencies to run these single-cell analysis workflows?

No, you do not need external tooling to run these workflows. The guidance relies on bundled references and frontmatter metadata loaded directly from the repository to demonstrate single-cell analysis pipelines without extra dependencies.