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Scanpy research software

Single-cell analysis in Python. Scales to >100M cells.

Community indexedSingle-cell analysis

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What this helps you do

Single-cell analysis in Python. Scales to >100M cells.

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github · 2026-09-13

Who it is for

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How to use it

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Inputs

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Outputs

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Resource type

Tool

Execution guidance

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Access conditions

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Sources & versions

scverse/scanpy
Reference role
primary
Public check
2026-09-13 · accessible
Source status
Active at last observation
License
BSD-3-Clause
Fixed commit
5f2accbe77cb0559401798c6d05f5a706779dc35
Reference checked
2026-09-13
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Related research

ScanpyCommunity indexed

Single-cell analysis software. This catalog connects the Scanpy implementation with the AnnData data model that its README identifies as jointly developed infrastructure.

Research area Single-cell analysisReusable outputs 2
Single-cell analysisscverse/scanpyObserved 2026-09-13

Relationship: uses · AnnData research software

github evidence · 2026-09-12Scanpy README states that the toolkit is built jointly with AnnData. This is a software relationship, not scientific validation.

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