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DemuxHMM enables recombination-aware demultiplexing of large-scale single-cell embryo scRNA-seq datasets, delivering substantial performance and scalability gains on Diversity Outbred mouse data and simulated Drosophila.
- Why it matters: Demultiplexing pooled individuals for trajectory and related analyses is constrained by limited timepoint support, either from individual-by-individual processing or accuracy loss as the number of individuals grows.
- What they did: The framework uses a Hidden Markov Model that explicitly models contiguous SNP patterns expected from simple breeding schemes, and it is tested on real Diversity Outbred mouse data and simulated Drosophila.
- The result: The recombination-aware approach improves demultiplexing performance and scales better, enabling downstream uses such as time series analysis, crossover position inference, and eQTLS in these model-organism settings.
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