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Este arquivo reúne os materiais citados nas apresentações do curso. As referências bibliográficas de artigos e livros estão cadastradas em bibliography.bib. Os números de slide indicam onde cada material aparece na apresentação original.

Aula 1 — Introdução à transcriptômica espacial

Apresentação: Aula1_Introducao_transcriptomica_espacial.pptx

Artigos científicos

Livro e capítulo on-line

Tutoriais e documentação

Vídeos

Sites e repositórios

Aula 2 — Pré-processamento e clusterização

Apresentação: Aula2_Aula_PreProcessamento_Clusterizacao.pptx

Artigos científicos

Livro e capítulo on-line

Tutoriais e documentação

Sites e repositórios

  • PathwaySpace — site oficial do pacote, com instalação, referência de funções e vinhetas. (slides 84 e 85)

Aula 3 — Análises downstream de RNA-seq espacial

Apresentação: Aula3_Analise_downstream_RNAseq_espacial.pptx

Artigos científicos

Tutoriais e documentação

Sites e repositórios

  • spacexr — implementação do RCTD e de métodos relacionados para análise de transcriptômica espacial. (slide 171, hiperlink embutido)
  • cell2location — código, documentação e exemplos do método cell2location. (slide 171, hiperlink embutido)
  • SpatialDE — repositório do método para identificação de genes espacialmente variáveis. (slide 172, hiperlink embutido)
  • nnSVG — implementação em R e documentação do nnSVG. (slide 172, hiperlink embutido)
  • SPARK — repositório dos métodos SPARK e SPARK-X para análise de padrões espaciais de expressão. (slide 172, hiperlink embutido)
  • NCEM — implementação dos modelos de expressão centrados em nós para estudar comunicação intercelular. (slides 174 e 175, hiperlink embutido)
  • Cottrazm — código do método para reconstrução e análise do microambiente espacial tumoral. (slides 174 e 175, hiperlink embutido)
  • Squidpy — repositório do framework de análise de dados ômicos espaciais em Python. (slide 176, hiperlink embutido)
  • Giotto Suite — portal oficial com documentação e recursos do ecossistema Giotto. (slide 176, hiperlink embutido)
  • STAIR — implementação do método de alinhamento, integração e reconstrução espacial em 3D. (slide 177, hiperlink embutido)

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