The R package is used for performing the analysis of clonal heterogeneity based on nuclear and mitochondrial mutations in single cell RNA or DNA sequencing.
You can read about the package and explore an extensive vignette in the supplemental section of our accompanying publication:
Story B, Velten L, Mönke G, Annan A, Steinmetz L. Mitoclone2: an R package for elucidating clonal structure in single-cell RNA-sequencing data using mitochondrial variants. NAR Genomics and Bioinformatics. 2024;6(3):lqae095. Published 2024 Aug 9. doi:10.1093/nargab/lqae095
Importantly, depending on the user's need for tree-building, an installation of PhiSCS may be necessary. For SCITE, the program should be installed automatically when the mitoClone2 package is installed. Please read the manual provided by the software authors SCITE Installation Instructions to better understand the software.
See DESCRIPTION file for specific R package requirements.
The software has been successfully implemented and tested using: Python 3.6.5, R 4.0.0, and on Ubuntu 18.04, CentOS 7, macOS 14.5, and Windows 11.
For manual package installation use the command:
## install via Bioconductor
if (!requireNamespace("BiocManager", quietly = TRUE))
install.packages("BiocManager")
BiocManager::install('mitoClone2')
## use devtools to install
##devtools::install_github("benstory/mitoClone2")
Estimated installation time: < 1 hour*
Please see R vignettes for further instructions and a demo using real data. Use the command vignette("mitoClone2")
after loading the library (see Instructions) to list all available tutorials.
Estimated demo completion time: < 1 hour
After installing all dependencies, open an R session and load the library using the following command:
library(mitoClone2)
Notes:
Please make sure to set your environmental python variables correctly for use of gurobi. See for example the python_env
parameter.
Again please view the R vignettes for usage possibilities.
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