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This single-panel figure is produced by script/FigureS5.R,
which shares its CITE-seq setup and protein filters with Figure 7 and Extended
Data Figure 6 via code/R/citeseq_shared_setup.R. The
code below is shown for reference (not re-executed on this page, since
the shared setup takes about a minute to load); the image is its
pre-rendered output.
library(dplyr)
library(pheatmap)
library(Matrix) # protein matrices are dgCMatrix; must be attached for `[` to dispatch
data_path <- "data/"
figure_path <- "figures/final-selected/Figure S5/"
source("code/R/citeseq_shared_setup.R")
# Record when this run started, to assert at the end that the panel is newer.
run_started_at <- Sys.time()
# ============================================================
# s5: sparse protein-program heatmap, contamination GPs removed
# ============================================================
# The normalized protein matrix is derived here rather than in
# citeseq_shared_setup.R because this is its only consumer among the figures.
Protein_F_pm <- Protein_F_pm_raw[!rownames(Protein_F_pm_raw) %in% isotype_proteins, ]
Protein_F_pm <- Protein_F_pm[rownames(Protein_F_pm) %in% good_proteins, ]
Protein_F_pm <- Protein_F_pm[!rownames(Protein_F_pm) %in% exclude_proteins, ]
Protein_F_pm <- Protein_F_pm[!rownames(Protein_F_pm) %in% thy11_proteins, ]
D_lognorm <- diag(1 / apply(Protein_F_pm, 2, function(x) max(abs(x))))
Protein_F_pm <- Protein_F_pm %*% D_lognorm
colnames(Protein_F_pm) <- paste0("GP", 1:ncol(Protein_F_pm))
Protein_F_pm[is.na(Protein_F_pm)] <- 0
threshold_simplified <- 0
keep_rows_simplified <- apply(Protein_F_pm, 1, function(v) any(abs(v) > threshold_simplified, na.rm = TRUE))
Protein_F_pm_simplified <- Protein_F_pm[keep_rows_simplified, , drop = FALSE]
keep_cols_simplified <- apply(Protein_F_pm_simplified, 2, function(v) any(abs(v) > threshold_simplified, na.rm = TRUE))
Protein_F_pm_simplified <- Protein_F_pm_simplified[, keep_cols_simplified, drop = FALSE]
GP_contamination <- c("GP40", "GP50", "GP55", "GP188")
Protein_F_pm_simplified_no_contamination <- Protein_F_pm_simplified[, !colnames(Protein_F_pm_simplified) %in% GP_contamination, drop = FALSE]
sparse_cutoff <- 0.5
bk_sparse <- unique(c(seq(-1, -sparse_cutoff, length.out = 26), seq(-sparse_cutoff, sparse_cutoff, length.out = 51), seq(sparse_cutoff, 1, length.out = 26)))
cols_sparse <- c(colorRampPalette(c("#4575B4", "white"))(25), rep("white", 50), colorRampPalette(c("white", "#D73027"))(25))
# Display proteins as rows and GPs as columns. Order GP columns from most to
# fewest visible proteins. Order protein rows by their rightmost visible GP, so
# proteins extending into the sparse right side appear first and form a
# triangular boundary. Visible count and a rarity-weighted support score provide
# deterministic secondary ordering.
wide_matrix_s5 <- as.matrix(Protein_F_pm_simplified_no_contamination)
wide_visible_mask_s5 <- abs(wide_matrix_s5) >= sparse_cutoff
wide_gp_visible_count_s5 <- colSums(wide_visible_mask_s5)
wide_protein_visible_count_s5 <- rowSums(wide_visible_mask_s5)
wide_gp_number_s5 <- as.integer(sub("^GP", "", colnames(wide_matrix_s5)))
wide_gp_order_s5 <- order(-wide_gp_visible_count_s5, wide_gp_number_s5)
wide_mask_ordered_cols_s5 <- wide_visible_mask_s5[
,
wide_gp_order_s5,
drop = FALSE
]
wide_rightmost_visible_gp_s5 <- apply(
wide_mask_ordered_cols_s5,
1,
function(values) max(which(values))
)
wide_rarity_weights_s5 <- seq_len(ncol(wide_mask_ordered_cols_s5))^2
wide_protein_rarity_score_s5 <- as.numeric(
wide_mask_ordered_cols_s5 %*% wide_rarity_weights_s5
)
wide_protein_order_s5 <- order(
-wide_rightmost_visible_gp_s5,
-wide_protein_visible_count_s5,
-wide_protein_rarity_score_s5,
rownames(wide_matrix_s5)
)
wide_ordered_matrix_s5 <- wide_matrix_s5[
wide_protein_order_s5,
wide_gp_order_s5,
drop = FALSE
]
pdf(paste0(figure_path, "s5.pdf"), width = 48, height = 14)
pheatmap::pheatmap(
wide_ordered_matrix_s5,
main = sprintf(
paste0(
"Protein programs - GP columns, triangular-first protein rows ",
"(|score| >= %.1f; protein-row sparsity is not monotone)"
),
sparse_cutoff
),
color = cols_sparse,
breaks = bk_sparse,
cluster_rows = FALSE,
cluster_cols = FALSE,
border_color = "grey75",
fontsize = 16,
fontsize_row = 16,
fontsize_col = 16,
angle_col = 90,
legend_breaks = c(-1, -sparse_cutoff, 0, sparse_cutoff, 1),
legend_labels = c("-1", "-0.5", "0 (white)", "0.5", "1")
)
dev.off()

Extended Data Fig. 5. Heatmap of scaled protein scores for each GP. We focused on the 47 proteins that performed best in the immgenT CITE-seq dataset.
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