multimodal-omics-integration
Multimodal and multi-section integration for spatial and single-cell omics: totalVI joint RNA + protein (Visium CytAssist Gene and Protein, CITE-seq), MultiVI joint RNA + ATAC (10x Multiome, spatial ATAC-RNA), BBKNN integration of several tissue sections, scanpy ingest label transfer between sections, and gene signature scores mapped on tissue. Outputs joint latent spaces, denoised protein maps, integrated clusters, transferred labels. For dissociated CITE-seq and scVI/scANVI use scvi-tools-single-cell; for MOFA+ factor analysis use mofaplus-multi-omics or muon-multiomics-singlecell; for Harmony use harmony-batch-correction.
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- Multimodal and multi-section integration for spatial and single-cell omics: totalVI joint RNA + protein (Visium CytAssist Gene and Protein, CITE-seq), MultiVI joint RNA + ATAC (10x Multiome, spatial ATAC-RNA), BBKNN integration of several tissue sections, scanpy ingest label transfer between sections, and gene signature scores mapped on tissue. Outputs joint latent spaces, denoised protein maps, integrated clusters, transferred labels. For dissociated CITE-seq and scVI/scANVI use scvi-tools-single-cell; for MOFA+ factor analysis use mofaplus-multi-omics or muon-multiomics-singlecell; for Harmony use harmony-batch-correction.
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Multimodal Omics Integration
Overview
Combine modalities measured on the same spots or cells, or several sections of the same tissue, into one representation. Output: joint latent spaces and clusters, denoised protein maps, integrated sections, transferred labels and signature scores on the tissue.
| Question | Method | Module |
|---|---|---|
| RNA + protein on the same spots / cells | totalVI | 1-2 |
| RNA + chromatin accessibility on the same cells | MultiVI | 3 |
| Several sections or samples, one modality | BBKNN | 4 |
| Labels from an annotated section onto a new one | scanpy ingest | 5 |
| Pathway or cell state activity on tissue | sc.tl.score_genes |
6 |
| Unsupervised factors across 2+ omics | MOFA+ | mofaplus-multi-omics |
When to Use
- Analysing Visium CytAssist Gene and Protein (or CITE-seq) data with RNA and protein in one model
- Integrating RNA and ATAC measured on the same cells (10x Multiome, spatial ATAC-RNA)
- Clustering several tissue sections together without merging their coordinates
- Copying labels from an annotated section to a new section of the same platform
- Mapping pathway or cell state signatures onto the tissue
- Use
scvi-tools-single-cellinstead for dissociated scVI/scANVI workflows without a spatial angle - For factor analysis across omics layers, use
mofaplus-multi-omicsormuon-multiomics-singlecellinstead
Prerequisites
- Input: raw counts for every modality (totalVI and MultiVI model counts)
- Compute: scvi-tools pulls torch; GPU recommended for MultiVI, totalVI runs on CPU for a few thousand spots
- Python packages:
scvi-tools,mudata(Module 3),bbknn(Module 4),scanpy
# Install only what `import` reports missing. `--pypi` keeps the env's scanpy/numba
# stack; a conda add can swap it and bare pip can shadow it.
pixi add --pypi scvi-tools mudata bbknn scanpy
Quick Start
Integrate two sections and cluster them jointly:
import bbknn
import scanpy as sc
adata = sc.concat({"s1": sc.read_h5ad("section1.h5ad"), "s2": sc.read_h5ad("section2.h5ad")},
label="section", index_unique="-")
sc.pp.normalize_total(adata); sc.pp.log1p(adata); sc.pp.pca(adata, n_comps=30)
bbknn.bbknn(adata, batch_key="section", n_pcs=30)
sc.tl.leiden(adata, key_added="joint_cluster", flavor="igraph", n_iterations=2)
Core API
Module 1: Load Spatial RNA + Protein (Visium CytAssist)
Demo: 10x human tonsil, FFPE, CytAssist Gene and Protein (~35 antibodies).
For your own data set OUTS to the Space Ranger outs/ folder.
import tarfile
import urllib.request
from pathlib import Path
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
import scanpy as sc
CACHE = Path("data_cache/CytAssist_FFPE_Protein_Expression_Human_Tonsil")
BASE = ("https://cf.10xgenomics.com/samples/spatial-exp/2.1.0/CytAssist_FFPE_Protein_Expression_Human_Tonsil/"
"CytAssist_FFPE_Protein_Expression_Human_Tonsil_")
CACHE.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
for name in ["filtered_feature_bc_matrix.h5", "spatial.tar.gz"]:
if not (CACHE / name).exists():
urllib.request.urlretrieve(BASE + name, CACHE / name) # ~37 MB + ~34 MB
if not (CACHE / "spatial").exists():
with tarfile.open(CACHE / "spatial.tar.gz") as tar:
tar.extractall(CACHE, filter="data")
OUTS = CACHE
raw = sc.read_10x_h5(OUTS / "filtered_feature_bc_matrix.h5", gex_only=False)
raw.var_names_make_unique()
print(raw.var["feature_types"].value_counts()) # Gene Expression + Antibody Capture
pos = pd.read_csv(OUTS / "spatial/tissue_positions.csv", index_col=0)
raw.obsm["spatial"] = pos.loc[raw.obs_names, ["pxl_col_in_fullres", "pxl_row_in_fullres"]].to_numpy(float)
rna = raw[:, raw.var["feature_types"] == "Gene Expression"].copy()
prot = raw[:, raw.var["feature_types"] == "Antibody Capture"]
rna.obsm["protein_expression"] = pd.DataFrame(prot.X.toarray(), index=prot.obs_names,
columns=prot.var_names)
sc.pp.filter_cells(rna, min_counts=200)
print(rna, f"\nproteins: {rna.obsm['protein_expression'].shape[1]}")
Module 2: Joint RNA + Protein with totalVI
totalVI separates protein foreground from background binding and learns one latent space from both modalities.
import scvi
rna.layers["counts"] = rna.X.copy()
tmp = rna.copy() # HVGs on log data; model on counts
sc.pp.normalize_total(tmp)
sc.pp.log1p(tmp)
sc.pp.highly_variable_genes(tmp, n_top_genes=4000)
rna = rna[:, tmp.var["highly_variable"]].copy()
scvi.model.TOTALVI.setup_anndata(rna, layer="counts", protein_expression_obsm_key="protein_expression",
batch_key=None) # set to the section/sample column for several slides
model = scvi.model.TOTALVI(rna, n_latent=20)
model.train(max_epochs=400, early_stopping=True)
rna.obsm["X_totalVI"] = model.get_latent_representation()
rna_norm, prot_norm = model.get_normalized_expression(n_samples=25, return_mean=True)
rna.obsm["protein_denoised"] = prot_norm # DataFrame, spots x proteins
sc.pp.neighbors(rna, use_rep="X_totalVI")
sc.tl.umap(rna)
sc.tl.leiden(rna, resolution=0.6, key_added="totalvi_leiden", flavor="igraph", n_iterations=2)
show = list(prot_norm.columns[:4])
for p in show:
rna.obs[f"prot_{p}"] = np.log1p(prot_norm[p].to_numpy())
sc.pl.embedding(rna, basis="spatial", color=["totalvi_leiden"] + [f"prot_{p}" for p in show],
size=1.5, show=False, save="_totalvi.png")
model.save("totalvi_model", overwrite=True)
rna.write_h5ad("totalvi_result.h5ad", compression="gzip")
Compare raw and denoised protein maps for known markers (CD3, CD20 / MS4A1, CD21 in tonsil follicles) before trusting clusters. Isotype-control antibodies should come out near zero after denoising.
Module 3: Joint RNA + ATAC with MultiVI
Input is a MuData with an RNA and an ATAC modality of the same cells (10x Multiome; spatial ATAC-RNA-seq has the same layout plus coordinates). Demo: 10x PBMC 10k Multiome subset from the scvi-tools tutorial.
import mudata as md
import scipy.sparse as sp
path = Path("data_cache/pbmc_10k_preprocessed.h5mu")
if not path.exists():
path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
urllib.request.urlretrieve("https://exampledata.scverse.org/scvi-tools/pbmc_10k_preprocessed.h5mu", path)
mdata = md.read_h5mu(path)
RNA, ATAC = "rna_subset", "atac_subset" # modality names in your MuData
for m in (RNA, ATAC):
mdata.mod[m].X = sp.csr_matrix(mdata.mod[m].X)
mdata.update()
scvi.model.MULTIVI.setup_mudata(mdata, modalities={"rna_layer": RNA, "atac_layer": ATAC})
mvi = scvi.model.MULTIVI(mdata, n_genes=mdata.mod[RNA].n_vars, n_regions=mdata.mod[ATAC].n_vars)
mvi.train() # GPU strongly recommended (~100k peaks)
joint = mdata.mod[RNA].copy()
joint.obsm["X_multivi"] = mvi.get_latent_representation()
sc.pp.neighbors(joint, use_rep="X_multivi")
sc.tl.umap(joint)
sc.tl.leiden(joint, key_added="multivi_leiden", flavor="igraph", n_iterations=2)
access = mvi.get_normalized_accessibility() # imputed accessibility, cells x peaks
joint.write_h5ad("multivi_result.h5ad", compression="gzip")
print(joint.obs["multivi_leiden"].value_counts())
For a batch, add batch_key="<obs column>" to setup_mudata and
"batch_key": RNA to modalities. On spatial ATAC-RNA data copy the
coordinates into joint.obsm["spatial"] and plot multivi_leiden on them.
Module 4: Integrate Several Sections (BBKNN)
BBKNN builds the neighbour graph from k neighbours per section, so sections mix in the graph without changing expression values. Spatial coordinates stay per section.
import bbknn
PATHS = {"s1": "section1.h5ad", "s2": "section2.h5ad"} # raw counts + obsm["spatial"] each
combined = sc.concat({k: sc.read_h5ad(v) for k, v in PATHS.items()}, label="section", index_unique="-")
combined.layers["counts"] = combined.X.copy()
sc.pp.normalize_total(combined)
sc.pp.log1p(combined)
sc.pp.highly_variable_genes(combined, n_top_genes=2000, batch_key="section") # panels: skip
sc.pp.pca(combined, n_comps=30)
bbknn.bbknn(combined, batch_key="section", n_pcs=30, neighbors_within_batch=3)
sc.tl.umap(combined)
sc.tl.leiden(combined, resolution=0.5, key_added="bbknn_leiden", flavor="igraph", n_iterations=2)
mix = pd.crosstab(combined.obs["bbknn_leiden"], combined.obs["section"], normalize="index").round(2)
print(mix) # a cluster from one section only: biology or residual batch
for s in PATHS:
part = combined[combined.obs["section"] == s]
sc.pl.embedding(part, basis="spatial", color="bbknn_leiden", size=1.5, show=False, save=f"_bbknn_{s}.png")
combined.write_h5ad("bbknn_result.h5ad", compression="gzip")
Module 5: Transfer Labels Between Sections (ingest)
sc.tl.ingest projects a query onto the reference PCA/UMAP and copies labels
from nearest neighbours. It does no batch correction, so use it between
sections of the same platform and panel. For an scRNA-seq reference onto
imaging data use the Harmony route in
spatial-transcriptomics-cell-type-annotation; for Visium spots use
deconvolution.
ref = sc.read_h5ad("celltype_annotated.h5ad") # annotated section, log-normalised X
query = sc.read_h5ad("new_section.h5ad") # log-normalised X
LABELS = ["cell_type"]
common = ref.var_names.intersection(query.var_names)
print(f"shared genes: {len(common)}")
ref, query = ref[:, common].copy(), query[:, common].copy()
sc.pp.pca(ref, n_comps=30) # PCA on the shared genes only
sc.pp.neighbors(ref, n_neighbors=15)
sc.tl.umap(ref)
sc.tl.ingest(query, ref, obs=LABELS, embedding_method="umap")
query.obs[LABELS].to_csv("ingest_annotations.csv")
print(query.obs["cell_type"].value_counts())
query.write_h5ad("ingest_result.h5ad", compression="gzip")
Module 6: Score Gene Signatures on the Tissue
adata = sc.read_h5ad("path/to/spatial.h5ad") # all genes, obsm["spatial"]
X_IS_COUNTS = True # False if X is already log-normalised
if X_IS_COUNTS:
sc.pp.normalize_total(adata)
sc.pp.log1p(adata)
SIGNATURES = {"T_cell": ["CD3D", "CD3E", "CD2", "CD8A"], "B_cell": ["MS4A1", "CD79A", "CD19"]}
lookup = {g.upper(): g for g in adata.var_names} # case-insensitive match, names unchanged
for name, genes in SIGNATURES.items():
found = [lookup[g.upper()] for g in genes if g.upper() in lookup]
missing = [g for g in genes if g.upper() not in lookup]
print(f"{name}: {len(found)}/{len(genes)} genes found; missing {missing}")
if found:
sc.tl.score_genes(adata, found, score_name=f"{name}_score", ctrl_size=50, n_bins=25)
cols = [c for c in adata.obs if c.endswith("_score")]
adata.obs[cols].to_csv("signature_scores.csv")
sc.pl.embedding(adata, basis="spatial", color=cols, cmap="viridis", size=1.5, show=False, save="_scores.png")
Scores are relative to random control genes of similar expression; on a
targeted panel of a few hundred genes lower ctrl_size and read scores as
rankings, not absolute activity.
Common Workflows
Workflow: Name totalVI Clusters from Denoised Proteins
Modules 1-2, then a protein evidence table per cluster - antibodies are often the clearest markers on CytAssist data:
prot = pd.DataFrame(np.log1p(prot_norm.to_numpy()), index=prot_norm.index, columns=prot_norm.columns)
by_cluster = prot.groupby(rna.obs["totalvi_leiden"].to_numpy()).mean()
z = (by_cluster - by_cluster.mean()) / by_cluster.std(ddof=0)
top = z.apply(lambda r: ", ".join(r.nlargest(4).index), axis=1)
rna_log = rna.copy(); sc.pp.normalize_total(rna_log); sc.pp.log1p(rna_log) # rna.X holds counts
sc.tl.rank_genes_groups(rna_log, "totalvi_leiden", method="wilcoxon")
genes = (sc.get.rank_genes_groups_df(rna_log, group=None).groupby("group").head(5)
.groupby("group")["names"].apply(", ".join))
evidence = pd.DataFrame({"n_spots": rna.obs["totalvi_leiden"].value_counts(), "top_proteins": top,
"top_genes": genes})
evidence.to_csv("totalvi_cluster_evidence.csv")
print(evidence)
Name each cluster from both columns; a cluster supported by RNA but not by protein (or the reverse) deserves a note in the report.
Workflow: Compare Signatures Across Integrated Sections
Modules 4 and 6: integrate sections, score signatures, then compare each joint cluster's score between sections:
combined = sc.read_h5ad("bbknn_result.h5ad") # Module 4 output, log-normalised X
lookup = {g.upper(): g for g in combined.var_names}
for name, genes in SIGNATURES.items():
found = [lookup[g.upper()] for g in genes if g.upper() in lookup]
if len(found) >= 3:
sc.tl.score_genes(combined, found, score_name=f"{name}_score")
cols = [c for c in combined.obs if c.endswith("_score")]
table = combined.obs.groupby(["bbknn_leiden", "section"], observed=True)[cols].mean().unstack("section")
table.round(3).to_csv("signature_by_cluster_section.csv")
print(table.round(2))
Key Parameters
| Parameter | Default | Effect |
|---|---|---|
n_latent (totalVI) |
20 | Joint latent dimensions |
n_top_genes (totalVI) |
4000 | RNA genes modelled with the proteins |
max_epochs |
400 (totalVI); scvi default (MultiVI) | Training length; early stopping on validation loss |
batch_key |
None | Section/sample column corrected inside the scvi model |
neighbors_within_batch |
3 | BBKNN neighbours taken from each section |
ctrl_size (score_genes) |
50 | Control genes per expression bin |
Common Recipes
Recipe: Does Protein Agree with RNA?
For markers measured both ways, low correlation flags a weak antibody or post-transcriptional regulation:
PAIRS = {"CD3": "CD3E", "CD20": "MS4A1", "CD4": "CD4", "CD8": "CD8A"} # protein name -> gene
norm = rna.copy(); sc.pp.normalize_total(norm); sc.pp.log1p(norm)
rows = []
for protein, gene in PAIRS.items():
pcol = [c for c in prot_norm.columns if c.upper().startswith(protein.upper())]
if pcol and gene in norm.var_names:
g = np.asarray(norm[:, gene].X.todense()).ravel() if hasattr(norm.X, "todense") else norm[:, gene].X.ravel()
rows.append((protein, gene, np.corrcoef(np.log1p(prot_norm[pcol[0]]), g)[0, 1]))
print(pd.DataFrame(rows, columns=["protein", "gene", "r"]).round(2))
Recipe: totalVI Across Several Sections
Set batch_key so the model removes section effects inside the latent space:
sections = sc.concat({"s1": rna_s1, "s2": rna_s2}, label="section", index_unique="-") # each prepared as in Module 1
sections.obsm["protein_expression"] = pd.concat([rna_s1.obsm["protein_expression"],
rna_s2.obsm["protein_expression"]]).set_axis(sections.obs_names)
sections.layers["counts"] = sections.X.copy()
scvi.model.TOTALVI.setup_anndata(sections, layer="counts", protein_expression_obsm_key="protein_expression",
batch_key="section")
model = scvi.model.TOTALVI(sections, n_latent=20)
model.train(max_epochs=400, early_stopping=True)
sections.obsm["X_totalVI"] = model.get_latent_representation()
Both sections need the same antibody panel; keep the shared proteins only if they differ.
Expected Outputs
totalvi_result.h5ad,totalvi_model/- joint latent space, denoised protein, clustersmultivi_result.h5ad- RNA+ATAC latent space and clustersbbknn_result.h5ad- integrated sections with clustersingest_annotations.csv,ingest_result.h5ad- labels transferred to the new sectionsignature_scores.csv- per-spot/cell signature scoresfigures/- spatial maps of clusters, proteins and scores
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
totalVI ValueError on protein data |
Proteins in X, not obsm |
Split by feature_types into obsm["protein_expression"] (Module 1) |
| Denoised protein flat everywhere | Too few epochs or very low antibody counts | Check raw counts per antibody; train longer |
MultiVI n_genes/n_regions error |
Constructor sizes missing or modalities misnamed | Pass both sizes; check mdata.mod keys |
| MultiVI training very slow | CPU with ~100k peaks | Use a GPU, or keep peaks found in > 1-5% of cells |
| BBKNN clusters still split by section | Strong batch effect | Use scVI with batch_key (scvi-tools-single-cell) or Harmony |
| ingest labels all one type | Different platform / normalisation between sections | Normalise both the same way; use the Harmony route for cross-platform transfer |
score_genes warns about missing genes |
Panel lacks them | Report coverage; do not score with < 3 genes |
Related Skills
scvi-tools-single-cell- scVI/scANVI and totalVI on dissociated cellsmuon-multiomics-singlecell- MuData handling, WNN, MOFA through muonmofaplus-multi-omics- MOFA+ factor analysis across omics layersharmony-batch-correction- linear batch correction of PCA embeddingsspatial-transcriptomics-cell-type-annotation- reference-based labels for imaging dataspatial-transcriptomics-deconvolution-cell2location- cell type abundance on Visium spotsspatial-domain-detection- tissue domains from the integrated data
References
- Gayoso et al. (2021) totalVI, Nature Methods: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41592-020-01050-x
- Ashuach et al. (2023) MultiVI, Nature Methods: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41592-023-01909-9
- Polanski et al. (2019) BBKNN, Bioinformatics: https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/btz625
- scvi-tools documentation: https://docs.scvi-tools.org/en/stable/
- scanpy ingest: https://scanpy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/generated/scanpy.tl.ingest.html
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