CNVeil enables accurate and robust tumor subclone identification and copy number estimation from single-cell DNA sequencing data
Weiman Yuan,
Can Luo,
Yunfei Hu
et al.
Abstract:Single-cell DNA sequencing (scDNA-seq) has significantly advanced cancer research by enabling precise detection of chromosomal aberrations, such as copy number variations (CNVs), at a single-cell level. These variations are crucial for understanding tumor progression and heterogeneity among tumor subclones. However, accurate CNV inference in scDNA-seq has been constrained by several factors, including low coverage, sequencing errors, and data variability. To address these challenges, we introduce CNVeil, a rob… Show more
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