Workflow for read alignment, sorting, indexing, mapping statistics, and downstream-ready alignment artifacts.
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End-to-end pooled and single-cell CRISPR screen analysis from FASTQ to hit genes. Orchestrates library design QC, guide counting, six-stage screen QC (plasmid Gini, replicate Pearson, CEGv2 PR-AUC, copy-number artifact), method-appropriate hit calling across MAGeCK RRA/MLE, BAGEL2, drugZ, JACKS, and Chronos, cancer-cell-line copy-number correction (CRISPRcleanR / Chronos), batch correction for multi-batch screens, and the specialized branches for combinatorial paralog screens, single-cell Perturb-seq, base-editor variant-function screens, prime-editor screens, and in vivo bottleneck-aware screens. Use when analyzing any pooled CRISPR screen end-to-end, choosing the correct hit-calling method by experimental design, integrating copy-number correction into the pipeline, or branching the workflow for single-cell, combinatorial, base-editor, prime-editor, or in vivo variants.
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See how to installReview the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Reference examples tested with: MAGeCK 0.5.9+, BAGEL2 1.0.5+, drugZ Aug 2019+, JACKS 0.2.0+, Chronos 2.0+, CRISPRcleanR 3.0+ (R), Pertpy 0.6+, PRIDICT2, CRISPResso2 2.2.14+, MAGeCKFlute 2.0+, pandas 2.2+, numpy 1.26+, matplotlib 3.8+.
Before using code patterns, verify installed versions match. If versions differ:
mageck --version, BAGEL.py fc --help, drugz -h, CRISPResso --versionpip show pertpy mageck-vispr jacks chronos-cnpackageVersion('CRISPRcleanR'), packageVersion('MAGeCKFlute')If code throws ImportError, AttributeError, or TypeError, introspect the installed package and adapt the example to match the actual API rather than retrying.
"Analyze my pooled or single-cell CRISPR screen end-to-end" -> Pick the screen design branch, run guide counting, audit six QC stages, apply copy-number and batch correction as needed, run the design-matched hit-calling method, and consolidate across methods for high-confidence hits.
Library Design ([[library-design]])
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FASTQ Files -> mageck count -> count matrix
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Six-Stage QC ([[screen-qc]])
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Cancer cell line? Non-cancer?
Apply CN correction No CN correction needed
([[copy-number-correction]])
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+---------------------+---------------------+
v
Multi-batch? Apply batch covariate
([[batch-correction]])
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Pick hit-calling method by design ([[hit-calling]])
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v v v v v v
2-cond Time Drug Essential Multi- Specialized
MAGeCK RRA MAGeCK drugZ BAGEL2 screen (PE/BE/SC/
MLE JACKS or in vivo/
Chronos combinat)
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+-----------+---------+---------+-----------+-----------+
v
Tier-based consensus
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Orthogonal validation
Reference [[library-design]] for full library composition. Verify before sequencing:
=99% guides detected at >25 reads/guide
mageck count \
--list-seq library.csv \
--sample-label Plasmid,Day0,Veh_r1,Veh_r2,Drug_r1,Drug_r2 \
--fastq Plasmid.fq.gz Day0.fq.gz Veh_r1.fq.gz Veh_r2.fq.gz Drug_r1.fq.gz Drug_r2.fq.gz \
--norm-method median \
--output-prefix experiment \
--trim-5 CACCG
For Cas12a libraries (Inzolia, in4mer): see [[combinatorial-screens]]. For 10X single-cell direct capture: use cellranger-arc or pertpy-aware counting; see [[perturb-seq-analysis]].
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
from sklearn.metrics import precision_recall_curve, auc
counts = pd.read_csv('experiment.count.txt', sep='\t', index_col=0)
genes = counts['Gene']
count_matrix = counts.drop('Gene', axis=1)
def gini(x):
x = np.sort(x[x > 0].astype(float))
if x.size == 0:
return np.nan
n = x.size
cumx = np.cumsum(x)
return (n + 1 - 2 * np.sum(cumx) / cumx[-1]) / n
per_sample = pd.DataFrame({
'pct_zero': (count_matrix == 0).sum() / len(count_matrix) * 100,
'gini': count_matrix.apply(gini),
'reads_per_sgrna': count_matrix.sum() / len(count_matrix),
})
log_counts = np.log10(count_matrix + 1)
pearson = log_counts.corr()
print(per_sample)
print('Replicate Pearson:', pearson.values[pearson.values < 1].mean())
Hard gates from [[screen-qc]]:
If screening in a cancer cell line, apply CRISPRcleanR (unsupervised, no CN profile needed) or Chronos (joint with CN profile). Required to remove Aguirre 2016 / Munoz 2016 amplicon artifact.
library(CRISPRcleanR)
data(KY_Library_v1.0)
norm <- ccr.NormfoldChanges(read.table('experiment.count.txt', header=TRUE, sep='\t'),
min_reads = 30, EXPname = 'screen',
libraryAnnotation = KY_Library_v1.0)
gw_lfc <- ccr.logFCs2chromPos(norm$norm_fold_changes, KY_Library_v1.0)
cleaned <- ccr.GWclean(gw_lfc, display = TRUE, label = 'screen')
corrected_counts <- ccr.correctCounts(my_screen = norm, correction = cleaned,
outprefix = 'screen_cleanr',
libraryAnnotation = KY_Library_v1.0)
# Feed corrected counts into MAGeCK / BAGEL2 / drugZ downstream
For DepMap-scale panels with longitudinal data + matched CN, use Chronos. See [[copy-number-correction]].
For multi-batch screens, add batch as a covariate in MAGeCK MLE rather than pre-correcting with ComBat. See [[batch-correction]] for full decision tree.
mageck test \
--count-table experiment.count.txt \
--treatment-id Day14_r1,Day14_r2,Day14_r3 \
--control-id Day0 \
--norm-method median \
--output-prefix essentiality_rra
BAGEL.py fc -i experiment.count.txt -o foldchange.txt -c Day0 --min-reads 30
BAGEL.py bf -i foldchange.txt -o bayes_factor.txt -e CEGv2.txt -n NEGv1.txt \
-c Day14_r1,Day14_r2,Day14_r3 -k 1000
mageck mle --count-table experiment.count.txt --design-matrix design.txt \
--output-prefix timecourse_mle --norm-method median
python drugz.py \
-i experiment.count.txt \
-o drugz_output.txt \
-c Veh_r1,Veh_r2,Veh_r3 \
-x Drug_r1,Drug_r2,Drug_r3 \
-p 5
drugZ requires vehicle as control, not Day-0. See [[drugz-chemogenomic]].
python run_JACKS.py experiment.count.txt replicatemap.txt guidemap.txt \
--rep_hdr Replicate --sample_hdr Sample --ctrl_sample_hdr Control \
--sgrna_hdr sgRNA --gene_hdr Gene --outprefix jacks_out --apply_w_hp
import chronos
model = chronos.Chronos(sequence_map=sequence_map, guide_gene_map=guide_gene_map,
reads=counts_df, copy_number=cn_df)
model.train(n_steps=2000)
gene_effects = model.gene_effect()
DepMap quarterly standard; handles CN bias + screen quality + longitudinal jointly.
mageck = pd.read_csv('essentiality_rra.gene_summary.txt', sep='\t')[['id', 'neg|fdr']].rename(
columns={'id': 'gene', 'neg|fdr': 'mageck_neg_fdr'})
bagel = pd.read_csv('bayes_factor.txt', sep='\t')[['GENE', 'BF']].rename(
columns={'GENE': 'gene', 'BF': 'bagel_bf'})
drugz_df = pd.read_csv('drugz_output.txt', sep='\t')[['GENE', 'fdr_synth']].rename(
columns={'GENE': 'gene', 'fdr_synth': 'drugz_synth_fdr'})
merged = mageck.merge(bagel, on='gene', how='outer').merge(drugz_df, on='gene', how='outer')
merged['mageck_hit'] = merged['mageck_neg_fdr'] < 0.05
merged['bagel_hit'] = merged['bagel_bf'] > 6
merged['drugz_hit'] = merged['drugz_synth_fdr'] < 0.05
merged['tier'] = merged[['mageck_hit', 'bagel_hit', 'drugz_hit']].astype(int).sum(axis=1)
tier1 = merged[merged['tier'] >= 3]
tier2 = merged[merged['tier'] == 2]
| Screen design | Specialized workflow |
|---|---|
| Single-cell Perturb-seq / CROP-seq / Multiome | [[perturb-seq-analysis]] -- Pertpy + Mixscape + SCEPTRE |
| Combinatorial paralog (Cas12a Inzolia / Big Papi) | [[combinatorial-screens]] -- GI scoring; synthetic-lethal identification |
| Base-editor variant-function (Hanna 2021 style) | [[base-editing-analysis]] + [[crispresso-editing]] |
| Prime-editor variant installation | [[prime-editing-screens]] -- PRIDICT2 pegRNA design |
| In vivo tumor / immune screens | [[in-vivo-screens]] -- focused library; per-animal meta-analysis |
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(10, 8))
gene_summary = pd.read_csv('essentiality_rra.gene_summary.txt', sep='\t')
sig = gene_summary['neg|fdr'] < 0.05
ax.scatter(gene_summary.loc[~sig, 'neg|lfc'],
-np.log10(gene_summary.loc[~sig, 'neg|fdr'].clip(lower=1e-10)),
c='lightgray', alpha=0.5, s=10)
ax.scatter(gene_summary.loc[sig, 'neg|lfc'],
-np.log10(gene_summary.loc[sig, 'neg|fdr'].clip(lower=1e-10)),
c='red', alpha=0.7, s=18)
ax.axhline(-np.log10(0.05), ls='--', c='black', lw=0.5)
ax.set_xlabel('Log2 Fold Change')
ax.set_ylabel('-Log10(FDR)')
plt.savefig('volcano.png', dpi=150)
MAGeCKFlute R package provides one-shot FluteRRA / FluteMLE dashboards with KEGG/Reactome enrichment.
| File | Source step | Description |
|---|---|---|
| experiment.count.txt | mageck count | Raw count matrix |
| experiment.countsummary.txt | mageck count | Per-sample Gini, mapping, % zero |
| screen_cleanr_corrected_counts.txt | CRISPRcleanR | CN-corrected counts (cancer lines) |
| essentiality_rra.gene_summary.txt | mageck test | Gene-level RRA scores |
| bayes_factor.txt | BAGEL2 | Per-gene Bayes factors |
| drugz_output.txt | drugZ | sumZ, normZ, per-direction FDR |
| jacks_out_gene_JACKS_results.txt | JACKS | Gene effect + sgRNA efficacy |
| tier_consensus.csv | Custom aggregation | Tier-1/2/3 hits across methods |
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Workflow for read alignment, sorting, indexing, mapping statistics, and downstream-ready alignment artifacts.
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