CYANUS: Systematic CyTOF Data Analysis

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Last accessed Jul 03, 2026
Author Lis Arend Mathematical biologist instructor and researcher

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CYANUS is an application designed for the systematic evaluation of various approaches for Differential Expression Analysis on both Real and Simulated CyTOF (time-of-flight mass cytometry) Data. The application, including the Shiny App CYANUS, offers a user-friendly interface and provides several built-in datasets, such as PBMC, CytoGLMM, and semi-simulated COVID-19 datasets. These datasets, including their down sampled versions, can be generated in DataGeneration. Notably, CYANUS supports user-uploaded datasets, enhancing its flexibility for diverse analyses. The application is particularly relevant in the context of high-dimensional CyTOF, a technology capable of identifying parameters simultaneously. In contrast to traditional flow cytometry, CyTOF simplifies the process by enabling the simultaneous measurement of multiple markers, making it a potent tool for unveiling new cell subtypes, functions, and biomarkers. Article: Arend et al. Brief Bioinform . 2022 Jan 17;23(1):bbab471.

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