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MuSpAn: A Multiscale Spatial Analysis toolbox

A preprint which introduces MuSpAn, and showcases some of its key features on a Xenium spatial transcriptomics dataset. If you use MuSpAn as part of an academic study, please cite this reference.

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Integrating diverse statistical methods to analyse stage-discriminatory cell interactions in colorectal neoplasia

This study showcases how different statistics available within MuSpAn - the cross-pair correlation function, Wasserstein distance, quadrat correlation matrix, topographical correlation map, and persistent homology - can be combined to give more robust biological insights into multiplex immunohistochemistry images, in a cohort of colorectal adenocarcinomas.

Bull, Moore, Mulholland, Leedham, and Byrne (2024) - Preprint

Bull, Mulholland, Moore, ..., Leedham, and Byrne (2024) - Preprint

Extended correlation functions for spatial analysis of multiplex imaging data

Bull, Mulholland, Leedham, and Byrne (2024) - Biological Imaging

This paper presents a technical overview of some new spatial metrics available within MuSpAn - the neighbourhood correlation function, topographical correlation map, and weighted pair correlation function - and shows how they can be applied to multiplex imaging data.

Single cell spatial analysis reveals inflammatory foci of immature neutrophil and CD8 T cells in COVID-19 lungs

Weeratunga, Denney, Bull, Repapi...Byrne, Taylor, and Ho (2023) - Nature Communications

This study uses the SpOOx pipeline, an Imaging Mass Cytometry analysis pipeline that uses an early prototype of MuSpAn to identify changes in the spatial interactions of immune cells and infected cells as severe COVID-19 infection progresses.

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