DaniocellDesktop
an interactive complement to the Daniocell website!
DaniocellDesktop was designed as a response to requests for additional analysis of the Daniocell dataset by YOU, the zebrafish community. DaniocellDesktop is a point-and-click application for Mac and Windows that enables reanalysis of the Daniocell dataset without programming knowledge or prior experience in single-cell genomics analysis. It's designed to empower you to:
To install DaniocellDesktop for Mac, use one of the download links below, unzip, and move DaniocellDesktop.app to your Applications folder. Double-click DaniocellDesktop.app to start, and DaniocellDesktop will download its required data.
Download for Mac (Apple Silicon processors)
Download for Mac (Intel Processors)
Not sure what kind of processor you have? Pick "About This Mac" from the Apple menu in the upper-left corner. If "Chip" is M1, M2, M3, or M4, you have an Apple Silicon Processor. Otherwise, it's Intel.
To install DaniocellDesktop for Windows, download the installer .EXE below. Double click it to install. An animated logo will briefly appear while the software is installed and a desktop and Start menu shortcut are created. DaniocellDesktop should then start, and it will download its required data.
Click on the headers below to learn how to use some of the functions of DaniocellDesktop.
DaniocellDesktop can be used to make and export custom plots that are appropriate for presentations, publications, and grant submissions. (Please cite us!) These can contain any genes or cell populations of your choice, whether originally defined in Daniocell or defined by you.
The originally defined Daniocell cell populations are all available to you within DaniocellDesktop, but you can also define your own populations based on arbitrary critera. Use this feature to split up clusters that contain heterogeneity, to combine populations that are similar, to limit your analyses to particular time points, or to align definitions with ones of interest within your lab:
DaniocellDesktop can be used to perform differential expression testing between any two cell populations -- either clusters or groups of clusters defined in Daniocell or cell populations that you define: