Agence de moyen
              
          Année de démarrage - Année de fin de projet
              2019-2024
          Année de soumission
              2018
          Cordinateur.trice
              Franck Picard (ENS Lyon)
          Date de fin du projet
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          Nom de l'appel d'offre
              Appel à projets générique
          Partenaires (hors MIA-PS)
              Université Lyon 1, ENS Lyon
          Participants de MIA-PS
              Julien Chiquet, Bastien Batardière, Joon Kwon, Laure Sansonnet
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          Titre du projet
              Statistique et Apprentissage pour la génomique en cellules uniques
          Résumé
              Massively parallel sequencing applied to single cells allows us to investigate new questions that were out of reach for classical bulk genomics. Cell-to-cell variability is central in gene regulation or cell differentiation, as it provides information on the underlying molecular networks. Consequently, single cell expression profiling has the promise of revolutionizing our understanding of genomes regulation.
Nevertheless, the specific characteristics of single cell data as well as their dimensionality calls for new mathematical models and computational tools. The goal of this project is to develop new methodologies to investigate cell identity and the dynamics of cell differentiation, by integrating single cell expression and epigenomic data. For that purpose, our consortium gathers unique combined expertises in statistics, machine learning, optimal transport and systems biology, and an extended network of collaborators on single-cell (medical) genomics in France and abroad.
          Nevertheless, the specific characteristics of single cell data as well as their dimensionality calls for new mathematical models and computational tools. The goal of this project is to develop new methodologies to investigate cell identity and the dynamics of cell differentiation, by integrating single cell expression and epigenomic data. For that purpose, our consortium gathers unique combined expertises in statistics, machine learning, optimal transport and systems biology, and an extended network of collaborators on single-cell (medical) genomics in France and abroad.