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# Lineage Driver Discovery via Pairwise KO Analysis
This notebook discovers gene pairs that drive erythroid vs myeloid differentiation when knocked out,
using the Paul et al. 2015 hematopoiesis dataset processed through scHopfield.
Pipeline overview:
Candidate TF prioritization from W-matrix, centrality, and energy correlations
Single-gene KO baseline to rank candidates
Pairwise KO screen across top candidates
Lineage-biasing score and synergy analysis
Visualization of top pairs
Biological validation anchors:
Gata1 KO → erythroid block
Spi1 (PU.1) KO → myeloid/GMP block
Klf1 KO → erythroid differentiation block
Gata1 + Spi1 → known antagonist pair
## 0. Setup & Data Loading
Package vs Notebook: Methods Classification
Which analytical methods in this notebook are generic enough to move into the ``scHopfield`` package vs study-specific and should remain here.
MOVE TO PACKAGE (sch)
Cell / Section |
Method |
Suggested API |
|---|---|---|
§2 — Single-gene KO screen (cell 24) |
ODE-based per-gene lineage bias screen |
|
§3 — Pairwise KO screen (cell 34) |
ODE-based double-KO lineage bias for arbitrary gene pairs |
|
§1 — TF scoring (cell 18) |
Composite rank-sum score (energy-gene correlation, out-degree centrality, velocity alignment) |
|
§4 — Epistasis metrics (cell 39) |
Cancellation error = double_bias - (bias_A + bias_B); dominant epistasis = max-magnitude per-lineage deviation from best single agent |
|
§2 — WT Hopfield velocity (cell 23) |
Pre-computation of WT flow in embedding, reused for all KO comparisons |
|
KEEP IN NOTEBOOK (study-specific)
Cell / Section |
Method |
Why notebook-only |
|---|---|---|
§1 — Pareto multi-round TF selection (cell 21) |
Iterative multi-objective Pareto ranking with |
Specific algorithm and round count for this study; not generalisable as-is |
§2 — Top-N selection for pairwise screen (cell 26) |
Choosing top-5 erythroid and top-5 myeloid drivers from single-KO results |
Cutoff choice (N=5) and cross/within lineage pair construction are study-specific |
§4 — Scatter plots and staircase heatmap (cells 40-41) |
Joint visualisation of epistasis for all 45 pairs |
Specific to 45-pair screen structure and Paul 2015 cluster layout |
§5a — UMAP flow plots for top pairs (cells 44-45) |
Per-pair KO flow re-simulation and embedding visualisation |
Specific gene pairs and embedding; not generalisable |
§5b — Energy change per cluster (cells 47-48) |
ΔE per cluster for top double-KO pairs |
Specific pair set; general ΔE computation is in |
§5c — Biological validation table (cell 49) |
Mapping known biology (literature) pairs to model predictions |
Entirely study-specific |
All figure generation / assembly |
Matplotlib figure code, panel layout, caption writing |
Study-specific |
[1]:
import warnings
import itertools
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import matplotlib.colors as mcolors
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
import scanpy as sc
import scvelo as scv
import seaborn as sns
import torch
import celloracle as co
import scHopfield as sch
warnings.filterwarnings('ignore')
# ── Load or run the pipeline ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
LOAD_DATA = True
# ── Analysis parameters ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
CLUSTER_KEY = 'paul15_clusters'
SPLICED_KEY = 'Ms'
DEGRADATION_KEY = 'gamma'
BASIS = 'draw_graph_fa'
VELOCITY_KEY = 'velocity_S'
VELOCITY_SCALE = 500.0
SCAFFOLD_REG = 1e-1
N_EPOCHS = 1000
BATCH_SIZE = 128
DEVICE = 'cuda' if torch.cuda.is_available() else 'mps' if torch.backends.mps.is_available() else 'cpu'
# ── Lineage group definitions ────────────────────────────────────────────────
ERYTHROID = ['1Ery', '2Ery', '3Ery', '4Ery', '5Ery', '6Ery', '7MEP']
MYELOID = ['9GMP', '10GMP', '11DC', '12Baso', '13Baso', '14Mo', '15Mo', '16Neu', '17Neu', '18Eos']
PROGENITOR = ['7MEP', '9GMP', '10GMP'] # bifurcation-point cells
# ── Paul15 cluster display order ─────────────────────────────────────────────
CLUSTER_ORDER = [
'1Ery', '2Ery', '3Ery', '4Ery', '5Ery', '6Ery', '7MEP',
'8Mk', '9GMP', '10GMP', '11DC', '12Baso', '13Baso',
'14Mo', '15Mo', '16Neu', '17Neu', '18Eos', '19Lymph',
]
print(f"Device: {DEVICE}")
print(f"Erythroid clusters : {ERYTHROID}")
print(f"Myeloid clusters : {MYELOID}")
print(f"Progenitor clusters : {PROGENITOR}")
Device: mps
Erythroid clusters : ['1Ery', '2Ery', '3Ery', '4Ery', '5Ery', '6Ery', '7MEP']
Myeloid clusters : ['9GMP', '10GMP', '11DC', '12Baso', '13Baso', '14Mo', '15Mo', '16Neu', '17Neu', '18Eos']
Progenitor clusters : ['7MEP', '9GMP', '10GMP']
### Checkpoint paths
Three checkpoints are saved during the run.
To resume from any checkpoint, skip the preceding computation cells and run the corresponding Resume cell instead.
| Checkpoint | Saves | Covers |
|—|---|—|
| adata_schopfield.h5ad | base AnnData after GRN inference | ~30–60 min |
| single_ko_*.csv | single-KO summary tables | ~15 min |
| pair_ko_*.csv | pairwise-KO summary tables | ~45 min |
[ ]:
import matplotlib
matplotlib.rcParams._get = matplotlib.rcParams.get
%matplotlib inline
[3]:
import os, json
SAVE_DIR = '/Users/bernaljp/Documents/SCHData/checkpoints/06_lineage_drivers'
os.makedirs(SAVE_DIR, exist_ok=True)
# ── File paths ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
ADATA_PATH = f'{SAVE_DIR}/adata_schopfield.h5ad'
MODEL_PATH = f'{SAVE_DIR}/model.h5sch'
TF_NAMES_PATH = f'{SAVE_DIR}/tf_names.json'
COLORS_PATH = f'{SAVE_DIR}/colors.csv'
SINGLE_KO_BIAS_PATH = f'{SAVE_DIR}/single_ko_bias.csv'
SINGLE_KO_PER_CL_PATH = f'{SAVE_DIR}/single_ko_per_cluster.csv'
CANDIDATES_PATH = f'{SAVE_DIR}/candidates.json'
PAIR_KO_BIAS_PATH = f'{SAVE_DIR}/pair_ko_bias.csv'
PAIR_KO_PER_CL_PATH = f'{SAVE_DIR}/pair_ko_per_cluster.csv'
print(f"Checkpoint directory: {os.path.abspath(SAVE_DIR)}")
Checkpoint directory: /Users/bernaljp/Documents/SCHData/checkpoints/06_lineage_drivers
### Rebuild the scHopfield pipeline (same as notebook 05)
We re-run the full setup: load the CellOracle tutorial data, estimate velocities,
fit sigmoids, build the GRN scaffold, and infer cluster-specific interaction matrices.
After this cell block the adata object carries varp['W_{cluster}'] and all
downstream fields required for candidate scoring.
[4]:
# ── Load data ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
oracle_demo = co.data.load_tutorial_oracle_object()
adata = oracle_demo.adata.copy()
adata.var['scHopfield_used'] = True
print(f"Loaded: {adata.n_obs} cells × {adata.n_vars} genes")
print(f"Clusters: {sorted(adata.obs[CLUSTER_KEY].unique())}")
Loaded: 2671 cells × 1999 genes
Clusters: ['10GMP', '11DC', '12Baso', '13Baso', '14Mo', '15Mo', '16Neu', '17Neu', '18Eos', '19Lymph', '1Ery', '2Ery', '3Ery', '4Ery', '5Ery', '6Ery', '7MEP', '8Mk', '9GMP']
[5]:
# ── Velocity estimation ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────
adata.layers['spliced'] = adata.layers['normalized_count']
adata.layers['unspliced'] = adata.layers['normalized_count']
scv.pp.moments(adata, n_pcs=30, n_neighbors=30)
_ = adata.layers.pop('unspliced')
sch.pp.estimate_velocity_from_pseudotime(
adata,
pseudotime_key='Pseudotime',
spliced_key=SPLICED_KEY,
connectivity_key='connectivities',
scale=VELOCITY_SCALE,
store_key=VELOCITY_KEY,
)
scv.tl.velocity_graph(adata, vkey=VELOCITY_KEY, xkey=SPLICED_KEY, n_jobs=-1)
scv.tl.velocity_embedding(adata, basis=BASIS, vkey=VELOCITY_KEY)
adata.obsm[f'velocity_{BASIS}'] = adata.obsm[f'{VELOCITY_KEY}_{BASIS}']
# Degradation rates
expression = adata.layers[SPLICED_KEY].copy()
velocities = adata.layers[VELOCITY_KEY]
mean_expr = np.abs(expression).mean(axis=0) + 1e-6
mean_vel = np.abs(velocities).mean(axis=0)
gamma = np.clip(mean_vel / mean_expr, 0.1, 10.0)
adata.var[DEGRADATION_KEY] = gamma
print(f"Gamma range: [{gamma.min():.3f}, {gamma.max():.3f}]")
computing neighbors
finished (0:00:02) --> added
'distances' and 'connectivities', weighted adjacency matrices (adata.obsp)
computing moments based on connectivities
finished (0:00:00) --> added
'Ms' and 'Mu', moments of un/spliced abundances (adata.layers)
computing velocity graph (using 14/14 cores)
finished (0:00:03) --> added
'velocity_S_graph', sparse matrix with cosine correlations (adata.uns)
computing velocity embedding
finished (0:00:00) --> added
'velocity_S_draw_graph_fa', embedded velocity vectors (adata.obsm)
Gamma range: [0.100, 0.100]
[6]:
if not LOAD_DATA:
# ── Sigmoid fitting ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
adata.var['scHopfield_used'] = True
sch.pp.fit_all_sigmoids(adata, genes=adata.var['scHopfield_used'].values, spliced_key=SPLICED_KEY)
sch.pp.compute_sigmoid(adata, spliced_key=SPLICED_KEY)
mse = adata.var.loc[adata.var['scHopfield_used'], 'sigmoid_mse']
print(f"Sigmoid MSE: mean={mse.mean():.4f}, median={mse.median():.4f}")
[7]:
# ── GRN scaffold from CellOracle mouse scATAC base GRN ───────────────────────
base_GRN = co.data.load_mouse_scATAC_atlas_base_GRN()
base_GRN.drop(['peak_id'], axis=1, inplace=True)
gene_names = adata.var.index[adata.var['scHopfield_used'].values]
scaffold = pd.DataFrame(0, index=gene_names, columns=gene_names)
tfs = list(set(base_GRN.columns.str.lower()) & set(scaffold.index.str.lower()))
targets = list(set(base_GRN['gene_short_name'].str.lower().values) & set(scaffold.columns.str.lower()))
index_map = {g.lower(): g for g in scaffold.index}
col_map = {g.lower(): g for g in scaffold.columns}
for tf in tfs:
tf_col = [c for c in base_GRN.columns if c.lower() == tf][0]
for tgt in base_GRN[base_GRN[tf_col] == 1]['gene_short_name']:
if tgt.lower() in col_map:
scaffold.loc[index_map[tf], col_map[tgt.lower()]] = 1
# Collect TF names (genes that appear as TFs in the scaffold)
TF_NAMES = sorted([index_map[tf] for tf in tfs])
print(f"Scaffold: {len(tfs)} TFs, {len(targets)} targets, {int(scaffold.sum().sum())} potential edges")
print(f"TFs available for KO screening: {len(TF_NAMES)}")
Scaffold: 90 TFs, 1857 targets, 75325 potential edges
TFs available for KO screening: 90
[8]:
if not LOAD_DATA:
# ── GRN inference ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
sch.inf.fit_interactions(
adata,
cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY,
spliced_key=SPLICED_KEY,
velocity_key=VELOCITY_KEY,
degradation_key=DEGRADATION_KEY,
n_epochs=N_EPOCHS,
batch_size=BATCH_SIZE,
device=DEVICE,
refit_gamma=True,
w_scaffold=scaffold.values.T,
scaffold_regularization=SCAFFOLD_REG,
reconstruction_regularization=100,
bias_regularization=1,
only_TFs=True,
w_threshold=1e-12,
skip_all=True,
learning_rate=0.1,
use_plateau_scheduler=True,
plateau_patience=100,
plateau_factor=0.1,
balanced_sampling=True,
drop_last=True,
include_neighbors=True,
neighbor_fraction=0.2,
get_plots=False,
)
clusters = sorted(adata.obs[CLUSTER_KEY].unique())
print(f"GRN inference complete for {len(clusters)} clusters.")
[9]:
if not LOAD_DATA:
# # ── Save adata checkpoint ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
# # Save fitted model parameters using scHopfield's IO (W, I, gamma, sigmoid params).
sch.tl.save_model(adata, MODEL_PATH, overwrite=True)
# # Save full adata (energies, Jacobians, centrality, UMAP, etc.).
# # Temporarily remove PyTorch model objects from uns — h5ad cannot serialise them.
# _models_bak = adata.uns.get('scHopfield', {}).pop('models', None)
# adata.write_h5ad(ADATA_PATH)
# if _models_bak is not None:
# adata.uns['scHopfield']['models'] = _models_bak
# with open(TF_NAMES_PATH, 'w') as f:
# json.dump(TF_NAMES, f)
# pd.DataFrame(
# {k: {'R': v[0], 'G': v[1], 'B': v[2], 'A': v[3]} for k, v in colors.items()}
# ).T.to_csv(COLORS_PATH)
print(f"Saved model → {MODEL_PATH}")
# print(f"Saved adata → {ADATA_PATH}")
# print(f"Saved TF names → {TF_NAMES_PATH} ({len(TF_NAMES)} TFs)")
# print(f"Saved colors → {COLORS_PATH}")
#### ↳ Resume: load adata checkpoint
Run this cell instead of the pipeline cells above (load data → velocity → sigmoid → scaffold → inference → energies → centrality → colours) when the checkpoint already exists.
Sections 1–5 can then be run normally.
[10]:
if LOAD_DATA:
# oracle_demo = co.data.load_tutorial_oracle_object()
# adata = oracle_demo.adata.copy()
sch.tl.load_model(adata, MODEL_PATH, overwrite=True)
# clusters = sorted(adata.obs[CLUSTER_KEY].unique())
# with open(TF_NAMES_PATH) as f:
# TF_NAMES = json.load(f)
# _col_df = pd.read_csv(COLORS_PATH, index_col=0)
# colors = {k: np.array([row.R, row.G, row.B, row.A]) for k, row in _col_df.iterrows()}
print(f"Loaded adata : {adata.n_obs} cells × {adata.n_vars} genes")
# print(f"Loaded TF names : {len(TF_NAMES)} TFs")
# print(f"Loaded colors : {len(colors)} clusters")
adata
Model loaded from '/Users/bernaljp/Documents/SCHData/checkpoints/06_lineage_drivers/model.h5sch' | clusters=['10GMP', '11DC', '12Baso', '13Baso', '14Mo', '15Mo', '16Neu', '17Neu', '18Eos', '19Lymph', '1Ery', '2Ery', '3Ery', '4Ery', '5Ery', '6Ery', '7MEP', '8Mk', '9GMP'] | genes=1999
Loaded adata : 2671 cells × 1999 genes
[11]:
# ── Compute energies, Jacobians, centrality, energy–gene correlation ───────────
sch.tl.compute_energies(adata, cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY, spliced_key=SPLICED_KEY)
print("Energies computed.")
sch.tl.compute_network_centrality(adata, cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY, threshold_number=40000)
print("Network centrality computed.")
sch.tl.energy_gene_correlation(adata, spliced_key=SPLICED_KEY, cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY)
print("Energy–gene correlations computed.")
Energies computed.
Network centrality computed.
Energy–gene correlations computed.
[12]:
# ── Extract colour map for consistent plots ───────────────────────────────────
fig_tmp, ax_tmp = plt.subplots()
scv.pl.scatter(adata, color=CLUSTER_KEY, basis=BASIS, ax=ax_tmp, show=False)
colors = {}
for k in adata.obs[CLUSTER_KEY].unique():
idx = np.where(adata.obs[CLUSTER_KEY] == k)[0][0]
c = ax_tmp.get_children()[0]._facecolors[idx].copy()
c[3] = 1.0
colors[k] = c
plt.close(fig_tmp)
print("Colour map ready.")
Colour map ready.
## 1. Candidate TF Prioritization
We rank TFs by three complementary signals combined into a composite rank-sum score via
sch.tl.score_driver_tfs:
| Signal | Source | Description |
|——–|--------|————-|
| W row L2-norm | adata.varp['W_{cluster}'] | Regulatory strength |
| Out-degree centrality | adata.var['degree_centrality_out_{cluster}'] | Network hub-ness |
| Energy–gene correlation | adata.var['correlation_total_{cluster}'] | Expression drives energy landscape |
Composite score: sum of ranks across signals per lineage;
lineage_bias = score_A − score_B (erythroid minus myeloid)
[13]:
# ── Score all TFs with the package API ────────────────────────────────────────
tf_df_all = sch.tl.score_driver_tfs(
adata,
lineage_A_clusters=ERYTHROID,
lineage_B_clusters=MYELOID,
cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY,
)
tf_df = tf_df_all.loc[[g for g in tf_df_all.index if g in TF_NAMES]].copy()
tf_df['is_TF'] = True
# Rename to match downstream variable names (A = erythroid, B = myeloid)
tf_df = tf_df.rename(columns={
'score_A': 'total_score_ery', 'score_B': 'total_score_mye',
'wnorm_A': 'wnorm_ery', 'wnorm_B': 'wnorm_mye',
'deg_A': 'deg_ery', 'deg_B': 'deg_mye',
'ecorr_A': 'ecorr_ery', 'ecorr_B': 'ecorr_mye',
})
TOP_N_INTERSECTION = 50
N_CANDIDATES_PER_LINEAGE = 8
# ── Intersection-based exclusive candidate selection ──────────────────────────
top_ery_set = (
set(tf_df.nlargest(TOP_N_INTERSECTION, 'wnorm_ery').index) &
set(tf_df.nlargest(TOP_N_INTERSECTION, 'deg_ery').index) &
set(tf_df.nlargest(TOP_N_INTERSECTION, 'ecorr_ery').index)
)
top_mye_set = (
set(tf_df.nlargest(TOP_N_INTERSECTION, 'wnorm_mye').index) &
set(tf_df.nlargest(TOP_N_INTERSECTION, 'deg_mye').index) &
set(tf_df.nlargest(TOP_N_INTERSECTION, 'ecorr_mye').index)
)
shared_ery_df = tf_df.loc[list(top_ery_set)].copy()
shared_mye_df = tf_df.loc[list(top_mye_set)].copy()
exclusive_ery = [g for g in shared_ery_df.sort_values('total_score_ery', ascending=False).index if g not in top_mye_set]
exclusive_mye = [g for g in shared_mye_df.sort_values('total_score_mye', ascending=False).index if g not in top_ery_set]
final_candidates_ery = exclusive_ery[:N_CANDIDATES_PER_LINEAGE]
final_candidates_mye = exclusive_mye[:N_CANDIDATES_PER_LINEAGE]
final_ery_df = tf_df.loc[final_candidates_ery]
final_mye_df = tf_df.loc[final_candidates_mye]
CANDIDATES = final_candidates_ery + final_candidates_mye
[14]:
display_cols_ery = ['total_score_ery', 'total_score_mye', 'wnorm_ery', 'deg_ery', 'ecorr_ery']
display_cols_mye = ['total_score_mye', 'total_score_ery', 'wnorm_mye', 'deg_mye', 'ecorr_mye']
print(f"\n--- ERYTHROID: Top {N_CANDIDATES_PER_LINEAGE} Exclusive Candidates ---")
if not final_ery_df.empty:
display(final_ery_df[display_cols_ery])
else:
print(f"No exclusive candidates found. Consider increasing TOP_N_INTERSECTION (currently {TOP_N_INTERSECTION}).")
--- ERYTHROID: Top 8 Exclusive Candidates ---
| total_score_ery | total_score_mye | wnorm_ery | deg_ery | ecorr_ery | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ybx1 | 5389.0 | 5875.0 | 0.312438 | 0.166238 | 0.432097 |
| Stat1 | 5248.0 | 3399.0 | 0.333781 | 0.292721 | 0.345669 |
| Nr3c1 | 4959.0 | 4251.0 | 0.203422 | 0.461890 | 0.483341 |
| Myc | 4920.0 | 4246.0 | 0.371766 | 0.483698 | 0.214282 |
| Nfkb1 | 4744.0 | 4223.0 | 0.339866 | 0.208780 | 0.191014 |
| Rreb1 | 4506.0 | 4301.0 | 0.216993 | 0.228228 | 0.293958 |
| Zbtb7a | 4500.0 | 3803.0 | 0.301138 | 0.456885 | 0.153372 |
| Zbtb1 | 4155.0 | 4629.0 | 0.236348 | 0.257829 | 0.157899 |
[15]:
print(f"\n--- MYELOID: Top {N_CANDIDATES_PER_LINEAGE} Exclusive Candidates ---")
if not final_mye_df.empty:
display(final_mye_df[display_cols_mye])
else:
print(f"No exclusive candidates found. Consider increasing TOP_N_INTERSECTION (currently {TOP_N_INTERSECTION}).")
--- MYELOID: Top 8 Exclusive Candidates ---
| total_score_mye | total_score_ery | wnorm_mye | deg_mye | ecorr_mye | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mef2c | 5171.0 | 2868.0 | 0.248167 | 0.334885 | 0.399624 |
| Irf2 | 5163.0 | 3826.0 | 0.391317 | 0.218168 | 0.240946 |
| Nfatc3 | 4793.0 | 4725.0 | 0.219280 | 0.210210 | 0.337441 |
| Irf8 | 4775.0 | 3525.0 | 0.355602 | 0.301301 | 0.160587 |
| Stat3 | 4675.0 | 4210.0 | 0.248397 | 0.563013 | 0.229884 |
| Runx1 | 4582.0 | 2962.0 | 0.233669 | 0.198599 | 0.246073 |
| Rel | 4415.0 | 4339.0 | 0.253470 | 0.183383 | 0.172445 |
| Irf1 | 4262.0 | 2883.0 | 0.243509 | 0.412212 | 0.147591 |
[16]:
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
# --- Parameters ---
NUM_PARETO_ROUNDS = 9 # Increase this to dig deeper into the candidate pool
# ── 1. Successive Pareto Fronts (Non-Dominated Sorting) ───────────────────────
pareto_genes = []
current_df = tf_df.copy()
for round_num in range(NUM_PARETO_ROUNDS):
if current_df.empty:
break
# Sort by Myeloid score descending, then Erythroid score descending
sorted_tf = current_df.sort_values(by=['total_score_mye', 'total_score_ery'], ascending=[False, False])
round_genes = []
max_ery_seen = -float('inf')
for gene, row in sorted_tf.iterrows():
# Using strict greater-than (>) ensures we only grab genes that are
# genuinely undefeated on the Erythroid axis given their Myeloid position.
if row['total_score_ery'] > max_ery_seen:
round_genes.append(gene)
max_ery_seen = row['total_score_ery']
# Add this round's optimal genes to our master list
pareto_genes.extend(round_genes)
# Remove them from the pool so the next round finds the next layer
current_df = current_df.drop(index=round_genes)
# Extract our final aggregated pool of optimal genes
pareto_df = tf_df.loc[pareto_genes].copy()
# ── 2. Classify by x=y line (Above vs Below) ──────────────────────────────────
# Above or on the line (Erythroid-leaning)
ery_pareto_df = pareto_df[pareto_df['total_score_ery'] >= pareto_df['total_score_mye']]
# Below the line (Myeloid-leaning)
mye_pareto_df = pareto_df[pareto_df['total_score_mye'] > pareto_df['total_score_ery']]
# Sort for the bar chart (waterfall effect)
plot_df = pareto_df.copy()
plot_df['sorting_metric'] = plot_df['total_score_ery'] - plot_df['total_score_mye']
plot_df = plot_df.sort_values('sorting_metric', ascending=False)
# ── 3. Plotting ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
fig, axes = plt.subplots(1, 2, figsize=(14, 6), tight_layout=True)
# ── Left: Side-by-side total scores ───────────────────────────────────────────
x = np.arange(len(plot_df))
w = 0.35
axes[0].bar(x - w/2, plot_df['total_score_ery'], width=w, color='#E74C3C', label='Erythroid Score')
axes[0].bar(x + w/2, plot_df['total_score_mye'], width=w, color='#3498DB', label='Myeloid Score')
axes[0].set_xticks(x)
axes[0].set_xticklabels(plot_df.index, rotation=45, ha='right', fontsize=9)
axes[0].set_ylabel('Total Rank Score (Higher is Better)')
axes[0].set_title(f'Pareto Optimal Candidates ({NUM_PARETO_ROUNDS} Rounds)')
axes[0].legend()
axes[0].grid(axis='y', alpha=0.3)
# ── Right: 2D TF Landscape (Scatter Plot) ─────────────────────────────────────
# Plot background: All TFs in light grey
axes[1].scatter(tf_df['total_score_mye'], tf_df['total_score_ery'],
color='lightgrey', alpha=0.5, s=20, label='All TFs')
# Highlight aggregated Pareto Erythroid candidates
axes[1].scatter(ery_pareto_df['total_score_mye'], ery_pareto_df['total_score_ery'],
color='#E74C3C', s=60, edgecolor='black', label='Pareto Ery-Leaning', zorder=3)
# Highlight aggregated Pareto Myeloid candidates
axes[1].scatter(mye_pareto_df['total_score_mye'], mye_pareto_df['total_score_ery'],
color='#3498DB', s=60, edgecolor='black', label='Pareto Mye-Leaning', zorder=3)
# Add a 1:1 diagonal line for reference (x=y)
lims = [
np.min([axes[1].get_xlim(), axes[1].get_ylim()]),
np.max([axes[1].get_xlim(), axes[1].get_ylim()]),
]
axes[1].plot(lims, lims, color='gray', linestyle=':', alpha=0.6, zorder=1)
axes[1].set_xlabel('Total Score (Myeloid)')
axes[1].set_ylabel('Total Score (Erythroid)')
axes[1].set_title('Global TF Landscape')
axes[1].legend(loc='lower left')
# ── Add Text Annotations ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
known = {'Gata1': 'Ery', 'Spi1': 'Mye', 'Klf1': 'Ery', 'Stat3': 'Mye'}
for gene in plot_df.index:
x_val = plot_df.loc[gene, 'total_score_mye']
y_val = plot_df.loc[gene, 'total_score_ery']
if gene in known:
# Bold annotations for known biology
axes[1].annotate(f"{gene}", (x_val, y_val),
xytext=(5, 5), textcoords='offset points',
fontsize=9, fontweight='bold', color='black')
else:
# Standard annotations for the rest of the candidates
axes[1].annotate(gene, (x_val, y_val),
xytext=(4, 4), textcoords='offset points',
fontsize=7, alpha=0.8)
plt.suptitle(f'Step 1: Multi-Round Pareto Optimization ({NUM_PARETO_ROUNDS} Rounds)', fontsize=14, fontweight='bold', y=1.02)
plt.show()
# Quick print out of the identified genes
print(f"Total Pareto Optimal TFs identified across {NUM_PARETO_ROUNDS} rounds: {len(pareto_df)}")
print(f"Erythroid-leaning: {', '.join(ery_pareto_df.index)}")
print(f"Myeloid-leaning: {', '.join(mye_pareto_df.index)}")
Total Pareto Optimal TFs identified across 9 rounds: 39
Erythroid-leaning: Ezh2, E2f4, Lmo2, Stat5a, Nr3c1, Stat1, Brf1, Myc, Nfkb1, Rreb1, Bcl11a, Zbtb7a, Meis1, Gata1
Myeloid-leaning: Ybx1, Smarcc1, Smarcc2, Cbx5, Cxxc1, Smarca5, Runx2, Mef2c, Irf2, Herpud1, Cux1, Nfatc3, Nfic, Bptf, Elf1, Nfya, Stat3, Foxp1, Nfia, Irf8, Cebpa, Zbtb1, Rel, Runx1, Arhgef12
## 2. Single-Gene KO Baseline
Run ODE-based KO for each of the ~15 candidate TFs and compute the lineage bias
score (mean |ΔX| in erythroid clusters − mean |ΔX| in myeloid clusters).
[17]:
# ── Pre-compute WT Hopfield velocity in embedding (once, before KO loop) ──────
# Stored in adata.obsm; reused for every single- and pairwise-KO scoring call.
_WT_VEL_FLOW_KEY = f'original_velocity_flow_{BASIS}'
sch.tl.calculate_flow(
adata,
source='original',
basis=BASIS,
method='hopfield',
cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY,
store_key=_WT_VEL_FLOW_KEY,
verbose=False,
)
print(f"WT velocity flow computed → adata.obsm['{_WT_VEL_FLOW_KEY}']")
WT velocity flow computed → adata.obsm['original_velocity_flow_draw_graph_fa']
[18]:
# ── Run single-gene ODE KOs via package API ───────────────────────────────────
single_ko_bias, single_ko_per_cluster = sch.dyn.run_ko_screen(
adata,
genes=pareto_df.index,
lineage_A_clusters=ERYTHROID,
lineage_B_clusters=MYELOID,
basis=BASIS,
wt_flow_key=_WT_VEL_FLOW_KEY,
cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY,
cluster_order=CLUSTER_ORDER,
simulate_kwargs=dict(dt=5.0, n_steps=100, use_cluster_specific_GRN=True, n_jobs=-1, device=DEVICE),
verbose=True,
)
KO: Ybx1...
KO: Smarcc1...
KO: Ezh2...
KO: Smarcc2...
KO: Cbx5...
KO: Cxxc1...
KO: E2f4...
KO: Lmo2...
KO: Smarca5...
KO: Runx2...
KO: Stat5a...
KO: Nr3c1...
KO: Stat1...
KO: Mef2c...
KO: Irf2...
KO: Herpud1...
KO: Cux1...
KO: Nfatc3...
KO: Brf1...
KO: Myc...
KO: Nfic...
KO: Bptf...
KO: Elf1...
KO: Nfkb1...
KO: Nfya...
KO: Stat3...
KO: Foxp1...
KO: Nfia...
KO: Rreb1...
KO: Irf8...
KO: Cebpa...
KO: Zbtb1...
KO: Rel...
KO: Bcl11a...
KO: Zbtb7a...
KO: Runx1...
KO: Arhgef12...
KO: Meis1...
KO: Gata1...
Completed 39 single KOs.
[19]:
# ── Summarise single-KO results ───────────────────────────────────────────────
bias_df = pd.DataFrame(single_ko_bias).T
bias_df.index.name = 'gene'
bias_df = bias_df.sort_values('lineage_bias', ascending=False)
print("Single-KO lineage bias (sorted: erythroid → myeloid):")
print(bias_df.round(5).to_string())
Single-KO lineage bias (sorted: erythroid → myeloid):
score_A score_B lineage_bias
gene
Stat3 0.97935 0.81454 0.16480
Irf8 0.98715 0.91956 0.06760
Runx1 0.98289 0.95889 0.02401
Cebpa 0.98599 0.96628 0.01971
Nfic 0.98002 0.96957 0.01046
Herpud1 0.98476 0.97875 0.00601
Runx2 0.98019 0.97628 0.00391
Ybx1 0.91111 0.90870 0.00241
Foxp1 0.98415 0.98191 0.00224
Mef2c 0.98459 0.98301 0.00158
Rel 0.98524 0.98600 -0.00075
Cux1 0.97784 0.97946 -0.00162
Meis1 0.98557 0.98752 -0.00195
Nfya 0.98177 0.98538 -0.00361
Bcl11a 0.98179 0.98590 -0.00411
Cbx5 0.98163 0.98601 -0.00438
Nfkb1 0.97603 0.98166 -0.00562
Arhgef12 0.98137 0.98783 -0.00646
Ezh2 0.98032 0.98713 -0.00681
Elf1 0.95217 0.95900 -0.00682
Bptf 0.97935 0.98698 -0.00763
Irf2 0.97645 0.98476 -0.00831
Nfatc3 0.97506 0.98654 -0.01148
Smarca5 0.97410 0.98681 -0.01271
Rreb1 0.96233 0.98105 -0.01872
Zbtb1 0.95305 0.97851 -0.02545
Stat1 0.95886 0.98498 -0.02612
Smarcc2 0.95442 0.98261 -0.02819
Smarcc1 0.94314 0.97521 -0.03207
Nfia 0.95068 0.98801 -0.03733
Cxxc1 0.94267 0.98281 -0.04014
Lmo2 0.94041 0.98237 -0.04196
Brf1 0.94297 0.98699 -0.04402
Stat5a 0.93857 0.98506 -0.04649
Nr3c1 0.93494 0.98456 -0.04963
Zbtb7a 0.91171 0.98112 -0.06941
Myc 0.87459 0.96217 -0.08758
Gata1 0.71354 0.97728 -0.26374
E2f4 0.68008 0.95442 -0.27435
[20]:
# ── Select top 5 erythroid and top 5 myeloid drivers ────────────────────────
N_PAIR = 3
top5_ery = bias_df.nlargest(N_PAIR, 'score_A').index.tolist()
top5_mye = bias_df.drop(index=top5_ery).nlargest(N_PAIR, 'score_B').index.tolist()
top5_bias_ery = bias_df.drop(index=top5_ery+top5_mye).nlargest(N_PAIR, 'lineage_bias').index.tolist()
top5_bias_mye = bias_df.drop(index=top5_ery+top5_mye+top5_bias_ery).nsmallest(N_PAIR, 'lineage_bias').index.tolist()
print(f"Top {N_PAIR} erythroid drivers : {top5_ery}")
print(f"Top {N_PAIR} myeloid drivers : {top5_mye}")
print(f"Top {N_PAIR} erythroid-biased drivers : {top5_bias_ery}")
print(f"Top {N_PAIR} myeloid-biased drivers : {top5_bias_mye}")
Top 3 erythroid drivers : ['Irf8', 'Cebpa', 'Meis1']
Top 3 myeloid drivers : ['Nfia', 'Arhgef12', 'Ezh2']
Top 3 erythroid-biased drivers : ['Stat3', 'Runx1', 'Nfic']
Top 3 myeloid-biased drivers : ['E2f4', 'Gata1', 'Myc']
[21]:
# ── 1. Map each gene to its group's color ─────────────────────────────────────
genes_with_colors = (
[(gene, '#E74C3C') for gene in top5_ery] + # Red for Erythroid
[(gene, '#3498DB') for gene in top5_mye] + # Blue for Myeloid
[(gene, '#F39C12') for gene in top5_bias_ery] + # Orange for Ery-biased
[(gene, '#9B59B6') for gene in top5_bias_mye] # Purple for Mye-biased
)
# ── 2. Create a dynamic grid based on total genes ─────────────────────────────
n_total = len(genes_with_colors)
n_cols = 4
n_rows = int(np.ceil(n_total / n_cols))
fig, axs = plt.subplots(n_rows, n_cols, figsize=(5 * n_cols, 5 * n_rows))
axs = axs.flatten()
# ── 3. Unpack the gene and its color in the loop ──────────────────────────────
for ax, (gene, target_color) in zip(axs, genes_with_colors):
# Simulate KO
adata_ko = sch.dyn.simulate_shift_ode(
adata.copy(),
perturb_condition={gene: 0.0},
cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY,
dt=5.0,
n_steps=100,
use_cluster_specific_GRN=True,
n_jobs=-1,
verbose=False,
device=DEVICE,
)
# Calculate perturbation flow
sch.tl.calculate_flow(
adata_ko,
source='delta',
basis=BASIS,
method='celloracle',
cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY,
store_key=f'perturbation_flow_{BASIS}',
verbose=False,
)
# Inner product: KO perturbation flow vs WT velocity
sch.tl.calculate_inner_product(
adata_ko,
flow_key_1=_WT_VEL_FLOW_KEY,
flow_key_2=f'perturbation_flow_{BASIS}',
store_key='ko_vs_wt_inner_product',
)
# Plot using the dynamic target_color
sch.pl.plot_flow(
adata_ko,
flow_key=f'perturbation_flow_{BASIS}',
basis=BASIS,
on_grid=True,
ax=ax,
n_grid=25,
min_mass=10,
scale=5,
color=target_color,
cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY,
colors=colors,
title=f'{gene}\nHopfield Δx (grid)',
)
# Clean up any empty subplots if your total genes aren't a perfect multiple of 4
for i in range(n_total, len(axs)):
axs[i].axis('off')
plt.tight_layout()
plt.show()
[22]:
# ── Single-KO lineage bias bar chart ─────────────────────────────────────────
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(10, 5), tight_layout=True)
bar_col = ['#E74C3C' if v > 0 else '#3498DB' for v in bias_df['lineage_bias']]
ax.barh(bias_df.index, bias_df['lineage_bias'], color=bar_col)
ax.axvline(0, color='black', lw=0.8)
ax.set_xlabel('Lineage bias (mean|ΔX| Ery − Mye)')
ax.set_title('Single KO lineage bias (red = erythroid-biasing, blue = myeloid-biasing)')
ax.grid(axis='x', alpha=0.3)
plt.show()
[23]:
# ── Save single-KO checkpoint ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
# bias_df : gene × {effect_ery, effect_mye, lineage_bias}
# per_cl : gene × cluster (mean |ΔX|), wide format
bias_df.to_csv(SINGLE_KO_BIAS_PATH)
sko_per_cl_df = pd.DataFrame(single_ko_per_cluster).T # genes × clusters
sko_per_cl_df.to_csv(SINGLE_KO_PER_CL_PATH)
with open(CANDIDATES_PATH, 'w') as f:
json.dump(CANDIDATES, f)
print(f"Saved single-KO bias → {SINGLE_KO_BIAS_PATH} ({len(bias_df)} genes)")
print(f"Saved single-KO per-cluster → {SINGLE_KO_PER_CL_PATH}")
print(f"Saved candidates list → {CANDIDATES_PATH} ({len(CANDIDATES)} genes)")
Saved single-KO bias → /Users/bernaljp/Documents/SCHData/checkpoints/06_lineage_drivers/single_ko_bias.csv (39 genes)
Saved single-KO per-cluster → /Users/bernaljp/Documents/SCHData/checkpoints/06_lineage_drivers/single_ko_per_cluster.csv
Saved candidates list → /Users/bernaljp/Documents/SCHData/checkpoints/06_lineage_drivers/candidates.json (16 genes)
#### ↳ Resume: load single-KO checkpoint
Run this cell instead of Section 2 (single-gene KO baseline) when the checkpoint exists.
Requires the adata checkpoint to have been loaded first (Section 0 or its resume cell).
After running this cell, proceed directly to Section 3.
[24]:
bias_df = pd.read_csv(SINGLE_KO_BIAS_PATH, index_col=0)
bias_df.index.name = 'gene'
single_ko_per_cluster = {gene: row.dropna() for gene, row in _sko_per_cl.iterrows()}
# with open(CANDIDATES_PATH) as f:
# CANDIDATES = json.load(f)
# Reconstruct dicts and top-5 lists used downstream
single_ko_bias = bias_df[['score_A', 'score_B', 'lineage_bias']].to_dict('index')
N_PAIR = 3
top5_ery = bias_df.nlargest(N_PAIR, 'score_A').index.tolist()
top5_mye = bias_df.drop(index=top5_ery).nlargest(N_PAIR, 'score_B').index.tolist()
top5_bias_ery = bias_df.drop(index=top5_ery+top5_mye).nlargest(N_PAIR, 'lineage_bias').index.tolist()
top5_bias_mye = bias_df.drop(index=top5_ery+top5_mye+top5_bias_ery).nsmallest(N_PAIR, 'lineage_bias').index.tolist()
print(f"Loaded single-KO bias : {len(bias_df)} genes")
print(f"Loaded single-KO per-cluster : {len(single_ko_per_cluster)} genes × {_sko_per_cl.shape[1]} clusters")
# print(f"Loaded candidates : {len(CANDIDATES)} genes")
print(f"Top-5 erythroid drivers : {top5_ery}")
print(f"Top-5 myeloid drivers : {top5_mye}")
print(f"Top-5 erythroid-biased drivers : {top5_bias_ery}")
print(f"Top-5 myeloid-biased drivers : {top5_bias_mye}")
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
NameError Traceback (most recent call last)
Cell In[24], line 4
1 bias_df = pd.read_csv(SINGLE_KO_BIAS_PATH, index_col=0)
2 bias_df.index.name = 'gene'
----> 4 single_ko_per_cluster = {gene: row.dropna() for gene, row in _sko_per_cl.iterrows()}
6 # with open(CANDIDATES_PATH) as f:
7 # CANDIDATES = json.load(f)
8
9 # Reconstruct dicts and top-5 lists used downstream
10 single_ko_bias = bias_df[['score_A', 'score_B', 'lineage_bias']].to_dict('index')
NameError: name '_sko_per_cl' is not defined
## 3. Pairwise KO Screen
We test 45 double KOs:
25 cross-lineage pairs: top5_ery × top5_mye
10 within-erythroid pairs: C(5,2) erythroid–erythroid
10 within-myeloid pairs: C(5,2) myeloid–myeloid
[ ]:
# ── Build pair list ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
cross_pairs = list(itertools.product(top5_ery+top5_bias_ery, top5_mye+top5_bias_mye))
ery_pairs = list(itertools.combinations(top5_ery+top5_bias_ery, 2))
mye_pairs = list(itertools.combinations(top5_mye+top5_bias_mye, 2))
ALL_PAIRS = cross_pairs + ery_pairs + mye_pairs
# Remove self-pairs (gene paired with itself — can't happen with combinations,
# but protect against duplicates in top5_ery / top5_mye overlap)
ALL_PAIRS = [(a, b) for a, b in ALL_PAIRS if a != b]
print(f"Cross-lineage pairs : {len(cross_pairs)}")
print(f"Within-Ery pairs : {len(ery_pairs)}")
print(f"Within-Mye pairs : {len(mye_pairs)}")
print(f"Total : {len(ALL_PAIRS)}")
Cross-lineage pairs : 36
Within-Ery pairs : 15
Within-Mye pairs : 15
Total : 66
[ ]:
# ── Run pairwise ODE KOs via package API ─────────────────────────────────────
pair_ko_bias, pair_ko_per_cluster = sch.dyn.run_pairwise_ko_screen(
adata,
pairs=ALL_PAIRS,
lineage_A_clusters=ERYTHROID,
lineage_B_clusters=MYELOID,
basis=BASIS,
wt_flow_key=_WT_VEL_FLOW_KEY,
cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY,
cluster_order=CLUSTER_ORDER,
simulate_kwargs=dict(dt=5.0, n_steps=100, use_cluster_specific_GRN=True, n_jobs=-1, device=DEVICE),
verbose=True,
)
KO pair: (Irf8, Nfia)...
KO pair: (Irf8, Arhgef12)...
KO pair: (Irf8, Ezh2)...
KO pair: (Irf8, E2f4)...
KO pair: (Irf8, Gata1)...
KO pair: (Irf8, Myc)...
KO pair: (Cebpa, Nfia)...
KO pair: (Cebpa, Arhgef12)...
KO pair: (Cebpa, Ezh2)...
KO pair: (Cebpa, E2f4)...
KO pair: (Cebpa, Gata1)...
KO pair: (Cebpa, Myc)...
KO pair: (Meis1, Nfia)...
KO pair: (Meis1, Arhgef12)...
KO pair: (Meis1, Ezh2)...
KO pair: (Meis1, E2f4)...
KO pair: (Meis1, Gata1)...
KO pair: (Meis1, Myc)...
KO pair: (Stat3, Nfia)...
KO pair: (Stat3, Arhgef12)...
KO pair: (Stat3, Ezh2)...
KO pair: (Stat3, E2f4)...
KO pair: (Stat3, Gata1)...
KO pair: (Stat3, Myc)...
KO pair: (Runx1, Nfia)...
KO pair: (Runx1, Arhgef12)...
KO pair: (Runx1, Ezh2)...
KO pair: (Runx1, E2f4)...
KO pair: (Runx1, Gata1)...
KO pair: (Runx1, Myc)...
KO pair: (Nfic, Nfia)...
KO pair: (Nfic, Arhgef12)...
KO pair: (Nfic, Ezh2)...
KO pair: (Nfic, E2f4)...
KO pair: (Nfic, Gata1)...
KO pair: (Nfic, Myc)...
KO pair: (Irf8, Cebpa)...
KO pair: (Irf8, Meis1)...
KO pair: (Irf8, Stat3)...
KO pair: (Irf8, Runx1)...
KO pair: (Irf8, Nfic)...
KO pair: (Cebpa, Meis1)...
KO pair: (Cebpa, Stat3)...
KO pair: (Cebpa, Runx1)...
KO pair: (Cebpa, Nfic)...
KO pair: (Meis1, Stat3)...
KO pair: (Meis1, Runx1)...
KO pair: (Meis1, Nfic)...
KO pair: (Stat3, Runx1)...
KO pair: (Stat3, Nfic)...
KO pair: (Runx1, Nfic)...
KO pair: (Nfia, Arhgef12)...
KO pair: (Nfia, Ezh2)...
KO pair: (Nfia, E2f4)...
KO pair: (Nfia, Gata1)...
KO pair: (Nfia, Myc)...
KO pair: (Arhgef12, Ezh2)...
KO pair: (Arhgef12, E2f4)...
KO pair: (Arhgef12, Gata1)...
KO pair: (Arhgef12, Myc)...
KO pair: (Ezh2, E2f4)...
KO pair: (Ezh2, Gata1)...
KO pair: (Ezh2, Myc)...
KO pair: (E2f4, Gata1)...
KO pair: (E2f4, Myc)...
KO pair: (Gata1, Myc)...
Completed 66 pairwise KOs.
[ ]:
# ── Save pairwise-KO checkpoint ───────────────────────────────────────────────
# pair_ko_bias : stored as a wide CSV with columns geneA, geneB, effect_ery,
# effect_mye, lineage_bias. The tuple key (gA, gB) is
# reconstructed from these two columns on load.
# pair_ko_per_cluster : stored with pair names ('gA+gB') as the index.
_pair_bias_records = [
{'geneA': gA, 'geneB': gB, **v}
for (gA, gB), v in pair_ko_bias.items()
]
pd.DataFrame(_pair_bias_records).to_csv(PAIR_KO_BIAS_PATH, index=False)
_pko_per_cl = pd.DataFrame(
{f'{a}+{b}': v for (a, b), v in pair_ko_per_cluster.items()}
).T # pairs × clusters
_pko_per_cl.to_csv(PAIR_KO_PER_CL_PATH)
print(f"Saved pairwise-KO bias → {PAIR_KO_BIAS_PATH} ({len(_pair_bias_records)} pairs)")
print(f"Saved pairwise-KO per-cluster → {PAIR_KO_PER_CL_PATH}")
Saved pairwise-KO bias → /Users/bernaljp/Documents/SCHData/checkpoints/06_lineage_drivers/pair_ko_bias.csv (66 pairs)
Saved pairwise-KO per-cluster → /Users/bernaljp/Documents/SCHData/checkpoints/06_lineage_drivers/pair_ko_per_cluster.csv
#### ↳ Resume: load pairwise-KO checkpoint
Run this cell instead of Section 3 (pairwise KO screen) when the checkpoint exists.
Requires both the adata checkpoint and the single-KO checkpoint (or their resume cells) to have been loaded first.
After running this cell, proceed directly to Section 4.
[ ]:
_pair_bias_df = pd.read_csv(PAIR_KO_BIAS_PATH)
pair_ko_bias = {
(row.geneA, row.geneB): {
'score_A': row.score_A,
'score_B': row.score_B,
'lineage_bias': row.lineage_bias,
}
for _, row in _pair_bias_df.iterrows()
}
_pko_per_cl = pd.read_csv(PAIR_KO_PER_CL_PATH, index_col=0) # pairs × clusters
pair_ko_per_cluster = {}
for pair_name, row in _pko_per_cl.iterrows():
gA, gB = pair_name.split('+', 1)
pair_ko_per_cluster[(gA, gB)] = row.dropna()
print(f"Loaded pairwise-KO bias : {len(pair_ko_bias)} pairs")
print(f"Loaded pairwise-KO per-cluster : {len(pair_ko_per_cluster)} pairs × {_pko_per_cl.shape[1]} clusters")
Loaded pairwise-KO bias : 66 pairs
Loaded pairwise-KO per-cluster : 66 pairs × 19 clusters
## 4. Lineage-Biasing Score & Synergy
[ ]:
from IPython.core.display_functions import display
# ── Build pair results dataframe via package API ──────────────────────────────
ery_genes = top5_ery + top5_bias_ery
mye_genes = top5_mye + top5_bias_mye
pair_df = sch.dyn.compute_epistasis(
pair_ko_bias,
single_ko_bias,
lineage_A_genes=ery_genes,
lineage_B_genes=mye_genes,
)
display(pair_df)
[ ]:
from adjustText import adjust_text
# ── 1. Improved Scatter Plots ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
fig, axes = plt.subplots(1, 2, figsize=(16, 6), tight_layout=True)
# Plot A: True Epistasis Landscape
sns.scatterplot(
data=pair_df, x='lineage_bias', y='dominant_epistasis',
hue='pair_type', palette=palette, s=80, edgecolor='black', alpha=0.8, ax=axes[0]
)
axes[0].axhline(0, color='black', linestyle='--', linewidth=1, alpha=0.5)
axes[0].axvline(0, color='black', linestyle='--', linewidth=1, alpha=0.5)
axes[0].set_title('Genetic Epistasis Landscape', fontsize=13, fontweight='bold')
axes[0].set_xlabel('Actual Lineage Bias (Erythroid ← 0 → Myeloid)')
axes[0].set_ylabel('Dominant Epistasis\n(Positive = Synergy, Negative = Antagonism)')
# Select the "corners" of the landscape to show extreme behaviors
extremes_A = pd.concat([
pair_df.nsmallest(3, 'lineage_bias'), # Strongest Erythroid-driving pairs
pair_df.nlargest(3, 'lineage_bias'), # Strongest Myeloid-driving pairs
pair_df.nsmallest(3, 'dominant_epistasis'), # Most extreme antagonism (highest network friction)
]).drop_duplicates()
texts_A = []
for idx, row in extremes_A.iterrows():
texts_A.append(axes[0].text(row['lineage_bias'], row['dominant_epistasis'], idx,
fontsize=8, fontweight='bold'))
adjust_text(texts_A, ax=axes[0], arrowprops=dict(arrowstyle="-", color='gray', lw=0.5))
# Plot B: Expected vs Actual Bias (Cancellation)
sns.scatterplot(
data=pair_df, x='expected_bias', y='lineage_bias',
hue='pair_type', palette=palette, s=80, edgecolor='black', alpha=0.8, ax=axes[1], legend=False
)
# Force equal aspect ratio and symmetric limits for a perfect 45-degree y=x line
lim_min = min(axes[1].get_xlim()[0], axes[1].get_ylim()[0])
lim_max = max(axes[1].get_xlim()[1], axes[1].get_ylim()[1])
axes[1].set_xlim(lim_min, lim_max)
axes[1].set_ylim(lim_min, lim_max)
axes[1].set_aspect('equal', adjustable='box')
axes[1].axhline(0, color='black', linestyle='--', linewidth=1, alpha=0.5)
axes[1].axvline(0, color='black', linestyle='--', linewidth=1, alpha=0.5)
axes[1].plot([lim_min, lim_max], [lim_min, lim_max], color='gray', linestyle=':', label='Additive (y=x)')
axes[1].set_title('Phenotypic Buffering & Cancellation', fontsize=13, fontweight='bold')
axes[1].set_xlabel('Expected Lineage Bias (Additive)')
axes[1].set_ylabel('Actual Lineage Bias')
texts_B = []
# 1. Pairs with the largest absolute deviation from the y=x line (strongest non-additive effects)
pair_df['abs_cancellation'] = pair_df['cancellation_error'].abs()
most_deviated = pair_df.nlargest(5, 'abs_cancellation')
# 2. Perfectly buffered cross pairs (Expected bias is > 0.1 or < -0.1, but actual bias is near 0)
cross_pairs = pair_df[pair_df['pair_type'] == 'cross']
highly_buffered = cross_pairs[
(cross_pairs['expected_bias'].abs() > 0.1) &
(cross_pairs['lineage_bias'].abs() < 0.05)
]
# Combine and deduplicate
extremes_B = pd.concat([most_deviated, highly_buffered]).drop_duplicates()
for idx, row in extremes_B.iterrows():
texts_B.append(axes[1].text(row['expected_bias'], row['lineage_bias'], idx,
fontsize=8, fontweight='bold'))
adjust_text(texts_B, ax=axes[1], arrowprops=dict(arrowstyle="-", color='gray', lw=0.5))
plt.show()
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# ── 3. Improved Unified Heatmap (Staircase Diagonal) ──────────────────────────
# (Assuming ery_sorted, mye_sorted, all_genes_ordered, matrix_bias, and matrix_syn
# are already calculated from the previous step)
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(12, 10), tight_layout=True)
vmax_bias = np.nanmax(np.abs(matrix_bias))
vmax_syn = np.nanmax(np.abs(matrix_syn))
# Plot both matrices
im_bias = ax.imshow(matrix_bias, cmap='RdBu_r', vmin=-vmax_bias, vmax=vmax_bias, aspect='auto')
im_syn = ax.imshow(matrix_syn, cmap='PRGn', vmin=-vmax_syn, vmax=vmax_syn, aspect='auto')
# --- NEW: Staircase Diagonal Line ---
x_step = [-0.5]
y_step = [0.5]
for k in range(n_g):
# Horizontal step (under the diagonal cell)
x_step.append(k + 0.5)
y_step.append(k + 0.5)
# Vertical step (down to the next row), except for the very last cell
if k < n_g - 1:
x_step.append(k + 0.5)
y_step.append(k + 1.5)
# Plot the stepped line with a thinner line width (lw=0.8)
ax.plot(x_step, y_step, color='black', lw=0.8, linestyle='--')
# ------------------------------------
ax.set_xticks(range(n_g))
ax.set_xticklabels(all_genes_ordered, rotation=45, ha='right', fontsize=10)
ax.set_yticks(range(n_g))
ax.set_yticklabels(all_genes_ordered, fontsize=10)
n_ery_block = len(ery_sorted)
ax.axhline(n_ery_block - 0.5, color='black', lw=2)
ax.axvline(n_ery_block - 0.5, color='black', lw=2)
# Block label placement
ax.text(n_ery_block / 2 - 0.5, -1, 'Erythroid-Associated', ha='center', fontsize=12, fontweight='bold', color='#C0392B')
ax.text(n_ery_block + (n_g - n_ery_block) / 2 - 0.5, -1, 'Myeloid-Associated', ha='center', fontsize=12, fontweight='bold', color='#2980B9')
# Adjust Colorbars
from mpl_toolkits.axes_grid1 import make_axes_locatable
divider = make_axes_locatable(ax)
cax1 = divider.append_axes("right", size="3%", pad=0.5)
cax2 = divider.append_axes("right", size="3%", pad=0.8)
cbar1 = fig.colorbar(im_bias, cax=cax1)
cbar1.set_label('Upper Triangle & Diagonal: Lineage Bias\n(Erythroid ← 0 → Myeloid)', fontsize=10)
cbar2 = fig.colorbar(im_syn, cax=cax2)
cbar2.set_label('Lower Triangle: Dominant Epistasis\n(Green = Synergy, Purple = Antagonism)', fontsize=10)
ax.set_title("Unified Pairwise Perturbation Matrix\n(Sorted by Single-KO Bias)", fontsize=16, fontweight='bold', pad=40)
# Subtle grid lines to separate cells better
ax.set_xticks(np.arange(-.5, n_g, 1), minor=True)
ax.set_yticks(np.arange(-.5, n_g, 1), minor=True)
ax.grid(which="minor", color="white", linestyle='-', linewidth=0.5)
# Ensure the plot limits aren't stretched by the text/lines
ax.set_xlim(-0.5, n_g - 0.5)
ax.set_ylim(n_g - 0.5, -0.5) # Inverted y-axis for imshow
plt.show()
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# ── Top 6 pairs overall (by |lineage_bias|) ───────────────────────────────────
# Get the top 10 by absolute lineage bias
top_pairs_idx = pair_df['lineage_bias'].abs().nlargest(10).index.tolist()
# Deduplicate while preserving order (just in case)
seen_p = set()
TOP5_PAIRS_FOR_FLOW = []
for p in top_pairs_idx:
if p not in seen_p:
TOP5_PAIRS_FOR_FLOW.append(p)
seen_p.add(p)
TOP5_PAIRS_FOR_FLOW = TOP5_PAIRS_FOR_FLOW[:6]
print("Top 6 pairs for flow confirmation:")
for p in TOP5_PAIRS_FOR_FLOW:
r = pair_df.loc[p]
# UPDATED: Use 'dominant_epistasis' instead of the deprecated 'max_synergy'
print(f" {p:25s} bias={r['lineage_bias']:+.5f} epistasis={r['dominant_epistasis']:+.5f}")
Top 6 pairs for flow confirmation:
E2f4+Gata1 bias=-0.34321 epistasis=-0.11338
Nfia+Gata1 bias=-0.29502 epistasis=-0.26920
Nfia+E2f4 bias=-0.29352 epistasis=-0.29171
Ezh2+E2f4 bias=-0.27946 epistasis=-0.30984
Arhgef12+E2f4 bias=-0.27819 epistasis=-0.30524
Ezh2+Gata1 bias=-0.27812 epistasis=-0.28234
## 5. Visualization
### 5a. UMAP flow plots for top pairs
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# ── Re-run KO sims for top 5 pairs (to get flow) ────────────────────────────
top5_pair_adata = {}
for pair_name in TOP5_PAIRS_FOR_FLOW:
row = pair_df.loc[pair_name]
gA, gB = row['geneA'], row['geneB']
print(f" Flow sim: ({gA}, {gB})...")
adata_pair = sch.dyn.simulate_shift_ode(
adata.copy(),
perturb_condition={gA: 0.0, gB: 0.0},
cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY,
dt=5.0,
n_steps=100,
use_cluster_specific_GRN=True,
n_jobs=-1,
verbose=False,
)
# Compute perturbation flow and inner product vs WT velocity
sch.tl.calculate_flow(
adata_pair,
source='delta',
basis=BASIS,
method='celloracle',
cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY,
store_key=f'perturbation_flow_{BASIS}',
verbose=False,
)
sch.tl.calculate_inner_product(
adata_pair,
flow_key_1=_WT_VEL_FLOW_KEY,
flow_key_2=f'perturbation_flow_{BASIS}',
store_key='ko_vs_wt_inner_product',
)
top5_pair_adata[pair_name] = adata_pair
print("Flow computations done.")
Flow sim: (E2f4, Gata1)...
Flow sim: (Nfia, Gata1)...
Flow sim: (Nfia, E2f4)...
Flow sim: (Ezh2, E2f4)...
Flow sim: (Arhgef12, E2f4)...
Flow sim: (Ezh2, Gata1)...
Flow computations done.
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# ── UMAP flow plots: one row per pair ────────────────────────────────────────
n_pairs = len(top5_pair_adata)
fig, axes = plt.subplots(n_pairs, 2, figsize=(14, 5 * n_pairs), tight_layout=True)
if n_pairs == 1:
axes = axes[np.newaxis, :]
for row, (pair_name, adata_pair) in enumerate(top5_pair_adata.items()):
r = pair_df.loc[pair_name]
title_base = f"{r['geneA']} + {r['geneB']} KO (bias={r['lineage_bias']:+.4f})"
# Left: grid flow arrows
sch.pl.plot_flow(
adata_pair,
flow_key=f'perturbation_flow_{BASIS}',
basis=BASIS,
on_grid=True,
ax=axes[row, 0],
n_grid=25,
min_mass=25,
scale=5,
color='#E74C3C' if r['lineage_bias'] > 0 else '#3498DB',
cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY,
colors=colors,
title=f'{title_base}\nHopfield Δv (grid)',
)
# Right: inner product (alignment with natural trajectory)
scHopfield.plotting.flow.plot_inner_product(
adata_pair,
basis=BASIS,
ax=axes[row, 1],
inner_product_key='ko_vs_wt_inner_product',
title=f'{title_base}\nInner product with WT velocity',
on_grid=True, # <-- This enables the grid averaging
n_grid=40, # <-- (Optional) Change this to adjust the grid resolution (default is 40)
min_mass=25, # <-- (Optional) Minimum cell density to plot a grid point (default is 1.0)
)
plt.suptitle('Top pairwise KO flow plots', fontsize=13, y=1.01)
plt.show()
### 5b. Energy change (ΔE) per cluster for top pairs
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# ── Compute energies for each top-pair KO adata ───────────────────────────────
for pair_name, adata_pair in top5_pair_adata.items():
# Use 'simulated_count' as expression if available, else fall back to SPLICED_KEY
expr_key = 'simulated_count' if 'simulated_count' in adata_pair.layers else SPLICED_KEY
try:
_ = adata_pair.layers.pop('sigmoid')
sch.tl.compute_energies(adata_pair, cluster_key=CLUSTER_KEY, spliced_key=expr_key)
except Exception as e:
print(f" Energy compute failed for {pair_name}: {e}")
# ΔE per cluster (mean KO energy − mean WT energy)
wt_energy = {}
for cl in CLUSTER_ORDER:
mask = (adata.obs[CLUSTER_KEY] == cl).values
if mask.sum() > 0 and 'energy_total' in adata.obs.columns:
wt_energy[cl] = float(adata.obs.loc[mask, 'energy_total'].mean())
delta_energy_records = []
for pair_name, adata_pair in top5_pair_adata.items():
if 'energy_total' not in adata_pair.obs.columns:
continue
for cl in CLUSTER_ORDER:
mask = (adata_pair.obs[CLUSTER_KEY] == cl).values
if mask.sum() > 0:
ko_e = float(adata_pair.obs.loc[mask, 'energy_total'].mean())
wt_e = wt_energy.get(cl, np.nan)
delta_energy_records.append({
'pair': pair_name, 'cluster': cl, 'delta_energy': ko_e - wt_e
})
if delta_energy_records:
dE_df = pd.DataFrame(delta_energy_records).pivot(index='cluster', columns='pair', values='delta_energy').drop(index=['1Ery', '11DC', '17Neu', '18Eos', '19Lymph'])
# Reorder rows
dE_df = dE_df.reindex([cl for cl in CLUSTER_ORDER if cl in dE_df.index])
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(10, 6), tight_layout=True)
vlim = np.nanmax(np.abs(dE_df.values))
im = ax.imshow(dE_df.values, cmap='coolwarm', aspect='auto', vmin=-vlim, vmax=vlim)
ax.set_xticks(range(dE_df.shape[1]))
ax.set_xticklabels(dE_df.columns, rotation=45, ha='right', fontsize=8)
ax.set_yticks(range(dE_df.shape[0]))
ax.set_yticklabels(dE_df.index, fontsize=9)
plt.colorbar(im, ax=ax, label='ΔE (KO − WT)')
ax.set_title('Energy change (ΔE) per cluster for top pairwise KOs\n(blue = destabilised, red = stabilised)')
plt.show()
else:
print("Note: energy computation unavailable for perturbed states; skipping ΔE heatmap.")
### 5c. Biological validation summary
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# ── Validation: known biology vs discovery ────────────────────────────────────
KNOWN_PAIRS = [
('Gata1', None, 'Ery driver — erythroid block expected'),
('Spi1', None, 'Mye driver — myeloid/GMP block expected'),
('Klf1', None, 'Ery driver — erythroid differentiation block'),
('Gata1', 'Spi1', 'Antagonist pair — asymmetric lineage effects'),
]
print("=" * 75)
print("Biological validation: known pairs vs discovered scores")
print("=" * 75)
for gA, gB, desc in KNOWN_PAIRS:
if gB is None:
# Single KO
if gA in single_ko_bias:
b = single_ko_bias[gA]
print(f" Single {gA:10s}: bias={b['lineage_bias']:+.5f} [{desc}]")
else:
print(f" Single {gA:10s}: NOT in candidate list — bias not computed")
else:
# Pair KO (Look up in our advanced pair_df)
pair_key = f"{gA}+{gB}"
rev_key = f"{gB}+{gA}"
if pair_key in pair_df.index:
r = pair_df.loc[pair_key]
print(f" Pair {pair_key:10s}: bias={r['lineage_bias']:+.5f} | epistasis={r['dominant_epistasis']:+.5f} | buffer={r['cancellation_error']:+.5f} [{desc}]")
elif rev_key in pair_df.index:
r = pair_df.loc[rev_key]
print(f" Pair {rev_key:10s}: bias={r['lineage_bias']:+.5f} | epistasis={r['dominant_epistasis']:+.5f} | buffer={r['cancellation_error']:+.5f} [{desc}]")
else:
print(f" Pair ({gA}+{gB}): NOT screened (not in simulated matrices)")
print("\n" + "=" * 75)
print("Top 5 Erythroid-biasing pairs (discovery):")
for p in pair_df.nlargest(5, 'lineage_bias').itertuples():
print(f" {p.Index:25s} bias={p.lineage_bias:+.5f} | epistasis={p.dominant_epistasis:+.5f} | buffer={p.cancellation_error:+.5f}")
print("\nTop 5 Myeloid-biasing pairs (discovery):")
# nsmallest grabs the most negative values (strongest Myeloid bias)
for p in pair_df.nsmallest(5, 'lineage_bias').itertuples():
print(f" {p.Index:25s} bias={p.lineage_bias:+.5f} | epistasis={p.dominant_epistasis:+.5f} | buffer={p.cancellation_error:+.5f}")
print("\n" + "=" * 75)
print("Top 3 Most Buffered Cross-Pairs (Strongest phenotypic cancellation):")
# Filter for cross-lineage pairs and sort by absolute cancellation error
cross_pairs = pair_df[pair_df['pair_type'] == 'cross'].copy()
if not cross_pairs.empty:
cross_pairs['abs_buffer'] = cross_pairs['cancellation_error'].abs()
for p in cross_pairs.nlargest(3, 'abs_buffer').itertuples():
print(f" {p.Index:25s} bias={p.lineage_bias:+.5f} | expected={p.expected_bias:+.5f} | buffer={p.cancellation_error:+.5f}")
else:
print(" No cross-pairs found in screen.")
===========================================================================
Biological validation: known pairs vs discovered scores
===========================================================================
Single Gata1 : bias=-0.26374 [Ery driver — erythroid block expected]
Single Spi1 : NOT in candidate list — bias not computed
Single Klf1 : NOT in candidate list — bias not computed
Pair (Gata1+Spi1): NOT screened (not in simulated matrices)
===========================================================================
Top 5 Erythroid-biasing pairs (discovery):
Irf8+Stat3 bias=+0.22943 | epistasis=-0.16936 | buffer=-0.00297
Cebpa+Stat3 bias=+0.18081 | epistasis=-0.16770 | buffer=-0.00371
Stat3+Nfic bias=+0.17636 | epistasis=-0.16898 | buffer=+0.00109
Stat3+Arhgef12 bias=+0.16367 | epistasis=-0.17326 | buffer=+0.00533
Meis1+Stat3 bias=+0.16358 | epistasis=-0.17163 | buffer=+0.00072
Top 5 Myeloid-biasing pairs (discovery):
E2f4+Gata1 bias=-0.34321 | epistasis=-0.11338 | buffer=+0.19488
Nfia+Gata1 bias=-0.29502 | epistasis=-0.26920 | buffer=+0.00604
Nfia+E2f4 bias=-0.29352 | epistasis=-0.29171 | buffer=+0.01815
Ezh2+E2f4 bias=-0.27946 | epistasis=-0.30984 | buffer=+0.00169
Arhgef12+E2f4 bias=-0.27819 | epistasis=-0.30524 | buffer=+0.00263
===========================================================================
Top 3 Most Buffered Cross-Pairs (Strongest phenotypic cancellation):
Nfic+E2f4 bias=-0.24046 | expected=-0.26389 | buffer=+0.02343
Nfic+Myc bias=-0.06136 | expected=-0.07712 | buffer=+0.01576
Runx1+E2f4 bias=-0.23671 | expected=-0.25034 | buffer=+0.01363
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# Adjust this to match whatever you set in the previous cell
ANTAGONISM_THRESHOLD = -0.05
# ── Final summary figure: top 10 pairs ranked by |lineage_bias| ──────────────
top10 = pd.concat([
pair_df.nlargest(5, 'lineage_bias'),
pair_df.nsmallest(5, 'lineage_bias')[::-1] # Reverse so the strongest myeloid is at the bottom
]).drop_duplicates()
# Expanded to 3 panels to include the buffering metric!
fig, axes = plt.subplots(1, 3, figsize=(20, 6), sharey=True, tight_layout=True)
# ── Panel 1: Lineage Bias ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
bar_cols_bias = ['#E74C3C' if v > 0 else '#3498DB' for v in top10['lineage_bias']]
axes[0].barh(top10.index, top10['lineage_bias'], color=bar_cols_bias, edgecolor='black', linewidth=0.5)
axes[0].axvline(0, color='black', lw=1)
# Optional: Add a subtle marker to show what the "Expected" additive bias was
axes[0].scatter(top10['expected_bias'], top10.index, color='black', marker='|', s=100, zorder=3, label='Expected (Additive)')
axes[0].legend(loc='lower right', fontsize=8)
axes[0].set_xlabel('Lineage Bias (Erythroid ← 0 → Myeloid)')
axes[0].set_title('Top 10 Pairwise KOs by Lineage Bias\n(Red = Erythroid, Blue = Myeloid)', pad=15)
axes[0].grid(axis='x', alpha=0.3)
axes[0].invert_yaxis() # Forces the highest rank to the top of the plot
# ── Panel 2: Dominant Epistasis ───────────────────────────────────────────────
# UPDATED: Use 'dominant_epistasis' instead of 'max_synergy'
syn_cols = ['#27AE60' if v > 0 else '#8E44AD' for v in top10['dominant_epistasis']]
axes[1].barh(top10.index, top10['dominant_epistasis'], color=syn_cols, edgecolor='black', linewidth=0.5)
axes[1].axvline(0, color='black', lw=1)
axes[1].axvline(ANTAGONISM_THRESHOLD, color='purple', linestyle=':', lw=1.5, alpha=0.8)
axes[1].set_xlabel('Dominant Epistasis\n(Score relative to best single KO)')
axes[1].set_title('Epistasis Scores for Top 10 Pairs\n(Green = Synergistic, Purple = Antagonistic)', pad=15)
axes[1].grid(axis='x', alpha=0.3)
# ── Panel 3: Phenotypic Buffering (Cancellation Error) ────────────────────────
# NEW: Show how hard the network resisted the expected additive effect
# We use a neutral color (like teal/orange or just grey) to show deviation
buffer_cols = ['#E67E22' if v > 0 else '#16A085' for v in top10['cancellation_error']]
axes[2].barh(top10.index, top10['cancellation_error'], color=buffer_cols, edgecolor='black', linewidth=0.5)
axes[2].axvline(0, color='black', lw=1)
axes[2].set_xlabel('Cancellation Error\n(Actual Bias - Expected Bias)')
axes[2].set_title('Network Buffering\n(Deviation from Additivity)', pad=15)
axes[2].grid(axis='x', alpha=0.3)
# Formatting
for ax in axes:
ax.tick_params(axis='y', labelsize=10)
plt.suptitle('Lineage Driver Discovery: Final Candidate Summary Profile', fontsize=18, fontweight='bold', y=1.08)
plt.show()
## Summary
This notebook implemented a full lineage driver discovery pipeline for the Paul et al. 2015
hematopoiesis dataset using scHopfield’s energy landscape and GRN framework:
Candidate prioritization — ranked ~73–90 TFs from the CellOracle mouse scATAC GRN by W-matrix
regulatory strength, out-degree centrality, and energy–gene correlation, yielding 8 erythroid
and 8 myeloid candidate TFs.
Single-KO baseline — ODE-based KO for each of the ~15 candidates revealed lineage-specific
perturbation effects. Known drivers (Gata1 → erythroid, Spi1 → myeloid) served as
biological validation anchors.
Pairwise KO screen — 45 double KOs (25 cross-lineage + 10 ery-pairs + 10 mye-pairs)
scored by lineage bias and synergy.
Visualization — UMAP flow plots and energy change heatmaps confirmed that top-ranked
pairs produce interpretable, lineage-coherent perturbation patterns.
Novel pairs with synergy scores exceeding known pairs (Gata1+Spi1) are candidate
targets for experimental validation.