VizIt: A multi-view framework for exploring single-cell, spatial, and genetic data online

📅 2026-09-03
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为解决多组学数据跨模态探索分散的问题,提出VizIt框架,通过集成多种生物视角实现单细胞、空间和遗传数据的在线综合探索。
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Multi-omic studies increasingly require data to be examined from complementary biological perspectives, yet interactive exploration remains fragmented across modalities and tools. We present VizIt, an open-source framework for multi-view exploration of single-cell and spatial transcriptomic, epigenomic and genetic data. VizIt connects gene-, cell type-, condition-, spatial-, genomic region- and variant-centered views, enabling seamless navigation across biological perspectives. We demonstrate VizIt through the Parkinson's Cell Atlas, a customizable interactive multi-omic resource.
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multi-omic studies
complementary biological perspectives
interactive exploration
fragmented
modalities and tools
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multi-view exploration
open-source framework
single-cell and spatial transcriptomic
epigenomic and genetic data
seamless navigation
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