<p>New spatial multi-omics technologies, which jointly profile transcriptome and epigenome/protein markers for the same tissue section, expand the frontiers of spatial techniques. Here, we introduce MultiGATE, which utilizes a two-level graph attention auto-encoder to integrate the multi-modality and spatial information in spatial multi-omics data. The key feature of MultiGATE is that it simultaneously performs embedding of the spatial pixels and infers the cross-modality regulatory relationship, which allows deeper data integration and provides insights on transcriptional regulation. We evaluate the performance of MultiGATE on spatial multi-omics datasets obtained from different tissues and platforms. Through effectively integrating spatial multi-omics data, MultiGATE both enhances the extraction of latent embeddings of the pixels and boosts the inference of transcriptional regulation for cross-modality genomic features.</p>

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MultiGATE: integrative analysis and regulatory inference in spatial multi-omics data via graph representation learning

  • Jishuai Miao,
  • Jinzhao Li,
  • Jingxue Xin,
  • Jiajuan Tu,
  • Muyang Ge,
  • Ji Qi,
  • Xiaocheng Zhou,
  • Ying Zhu,
  • Can Yang,
  • Zhixiang Lin

摘要

New spatial multi-omics technologies, which jointly profile transcriptome and epigenome/protein markers for the same tissue section, expand the frontiers of spatial techniques. Here, we introduce MultiGATE, which utilizes a two-level graph attention auto-encoder to integrate the multi-modality and spatial information in spatial multi-omics data. The key feature of MultiGATE is that it simultaneously performs embedding of the spatial pixels and infers the cross-modality regulatory relationship, which allows deeper data integration and provides insights on transcriptional regulation. We evaluate the performance of MultiGATE on spatial multi-omics datasets obtained from different tissues and platforms. Through effectively integrating spatial multi-omics data, MultiGATE both enhances the extraction of latent embeddings of the pixels and boosts the inference of transcriptional regulation for cross-modality genomic features.