updated 4.1 years ago by
Michael Love
43k
•
written 7.6 years ago by
heikki.sarin
▴
10
5
votes
27
replies
4.4k
views
0
votes
6
replies
1.8k
views
updated 7.7 years ago by
vulegom
•
0
•
written 8.0 years ago by
DataFanatic
▴
10
Recent ...
Replies
Comment: Csaw normalization strategies - general inquiry
by
Luca
•
0
Hello Aaron,
About the IP efficiencies, yes definitely and for us, to complicate this experiment further, these batches were generated by …
Comment: How to compare expression levels of genes between scRNAseq and bulkRNAseq?
by
Quang NN
▴
10
Thank you ATpoint for your response. In bulkRNAseq, I did have two cell types to compare. But, I want to also see if bulkRNAseq might have …
Answer: Why select top highly expressed genes based on normalized counts, but then plot
by
ATpoint
★
4.6k
The choice of variable genes is typically part of a QC process. You select genes that in an unbiased fashion (unbiased because variance cal…
Comment: How to compare expression levels of genes between scRNAseq and bulkRNAseq?
by
ATpoint
★
4.6k
My take is that RNA-seq (be it bulk or single-cell) is inherently relative. I don't think you can really "compare" the absolute expression …
Answer: Csaw normalization strategies - general inquiry
by
Aaron Lun
★
28k
IIUC you're saying that 68 and 71 are more similar to each other than to all of the other replicates (more efficient IP, if I'm reading you…
Awards
• All
Popular Question to
shepherl
4.1k
Popular Question to
simon.andrews
•
0
Popular Question to
Gordon Smyth
52k
Popular Question to
Robert Castelo
★
3.4k
Locations
• All
United States, 25 minutes ago
Canada, 44 minutes ago
UPF, Barcelona, Spain, 1 hour ago
The Netherlands, 1 hour ago
San Diego, 1 hour ago
United States, 25 minutes ago
Canada, 44 minutes ago
UPF, Barcelona, Spain, 1 hour ago
The Netherlands, 1 hour ago
San Diego, 1 hour ago
Traffic: 700 users visited in the last hour
Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy.
Powered by the
version 2.3.6
version 2.3.6