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scSNViz: Visualization and Analysis of Cell-Specific Expressed SNVs

Siera MartineziD, Tushar Sharma, Luke Johnson, Allen Kim, Vania Ballesteros Prieto, Hovhannes ArestakesyaniD, Sunisha HarishiD, Jewel Dias, Joseph Goldfrank, Nathan EdwardsiD, Anélia HorvathiD

Abstract

SummaryAccurately characterizing expressed genetic variation at the single-cell level is essential for understanding transcriptional heterogeneity, allelic regulation, and mutational dynamics within complex tissues. However, few tools enable comprehensive visualization and quantitative analysis of expressed variants across individual cells. scSNViz is an R package for the exploration, quantification, and visualization of expressed single-nucleotide variants (SNVs) from cell-barcoded single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) data. The software supports estimation of variant allele fractions, clustering of SNV expression profiles, and 2D and 3Dl visualization of individual SNVs or user-defined SNV groups. Beyond visualization, scSNViz facilitates investigation of cell-, cluster-, or lineage-specific variant expression patterns, as well as allelic dynamics including imprinting, random allele inactivation, and transcriptional bursting. It interoperates seamlessly with established single-cell frameworks - Seurat for clustering, Slingshot for trajectory inference, scType for cell-type annotation, and CopyKat for copy-number profiling - enabling integrative multi-omic analyses of expressed variation. Availability and ImplementationscSNViz is implemented in R and freely available at https://github.com/HorvathLab/scSNViz (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17307516). The package includes comprehensive documentation and example workflows designed for users with limited bioinformatics experience.

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