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title: "seqFISH Mouse Visual Cortex"
author: "Dario Righelli"
date: "`r format(Sys.time(), '%d %B, %Y')`"
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Package: SingleCellMultiModal
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# Load libraries

```{r,include=TRUE, results="hide", message=FALSE, warning=FALSE}

library(MultiAssayExperiment)
library(SpatialExperiment)
library(SingleCellMultiModal)

```


# seq-FISH dataset

The dataset consists of two data types,
seq-FISH data was provided by @Zhu2018identification, while scRNA-seq data
was provided by @Tasic2016adult.

Data have been retrievedas part of the 
[Hackathon](https://github.com/BIRSBiointegration/Hackathon/tree/master/seqFISH)
in the 
[Mathematical Frameworks for Integrative Analysis of Emerging Biological DataTypes](https://www.birs.ca/events/2020/5-day-workshops/20w5197) workshop.

## Downloading datasets

The user can see the available dataset by using the default options

```{r}

SingleCellMultiModal::seqFISH(DataType="mouse_visual_cortex", 
                        modes="*", dry.run=TRUE, version="2.0.0")

```

Or simply by running:

```{r}

mae <- SingleCellMultiModal::seqFISH(DataType="mouse_visual_cortex", 
                        modes="*", dry.run=FALSE, version="2.0.0")
mae
```

Example with actual data:

```{r}
experiments(mae)
```


## Exploring the data structure

Check row annotations:

```{r}
rownames(mae)
```

Take a peek at the `sampleMap`:

```{r}
sampleMap(mae)
```


## scRNA-seq data

The scRNA-seq data are accessible with `$scRNAseq`, which returns a 
*SingleCellExperiment* class object, with all its associated methods.

```{r}
experiments(mae)$scRNAseq
```

Otherwhise the `assay` function can be used to access the *scRNAseq* assay
stored in the `mae` *MultiAssayExperiment* object.

```{r}
head(assay(mae, "scRNAseq"))[,1:4]
```

## seq-FISH data

The seq-FISH data are accessible with `$seqFISH`, which returns a 
**SpatialExperiment** class object.

```{r}
experiments(mae)$seqFISH
```

Otherwhise the `assay` function can be used to access the *seqFISH* assay
stored in the `mae` *MultiAssayExperiment* object.

```{r}
head(assay(mae, "seqFISH"))[,1:4]
```

Spatial data can be retrieved with `spatialData` function on the 
*SpatialExperiment* object.

```{r}
(sd <- spatialData(experiments(mae)$seqFISH))
```


Spatial coordinates within the spatial data can be retrieved in matrix form with `spatialCoords` 
function on the *SpatialExperiment* object.

```{r}
head(sc <- spatialCoords(experiments(mae)$seqFISH))
```

Direct access to the colnames of the spacial coordinates with
`spatialCoordsNames` function.

```{r}
spatialCoordsNames(experiments(mae)$seqFISH)
```


## Other data version

The provided seqFISH dataset comes out in two different versions:

* V1.0.0 : provides the same seqFISH data as shown in the rest of this vignette, but it returns the full normalized scRNA-seq data matrix (with labels), as released from the original authors on the GEO database.
* V2.0.0 : provides the same seqFISH data as shown in the rest of this vignette, but it returns a processed subset of the original scRNA-seq data, providing only the same genes present in the seqFISH data matrix.

### V1.0.0 data

The full scRNA-seq data matrix is 24057 rows x 1809 columns.

To access the v1.0.0 simply run

```{r}

mae <- SingleCellMultiModal::seqFISH(DataType="mouse_visual_cortex", 
                        modes="*", dry.run=FALSE, version="1.0.0")
mae
```



# Session Info

```{r, tidy=TRUE}
sessionInfo()
```