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Hi,
Thanks for this cool package, SoupX.
Is it possible that when one of the sample (made of multiple donors) has high ambient RNA, a particular donor is causing the high Rho for the sample?
I ran the soupX at the donor level as well, and could really find some specific donors from this sample to have high Rho.
Is it a proper idea to exclude these specific donors with high Rho than to remove whole sample?
Would like to hear your comments on this. Many thanks in advance.
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Hi,
Thanks for this cool package, SoupX.
Is it possible that when one of the sample (made of multiple donors) has high ambient RNA, a particular donor is causing the high Rho for the sample?
I ran the soupX at the donor level as well, and could really find some specific donors from this sample to have high Rho.
Is it a proper idea to exclude these specific donors with high Rho than to remove whole sample?
Would like to hear your comments on this. Many thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: