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How do you account for mitochondrial genes in the RaceID2_StemID algorithm? #3

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charlesgwellem opened this issue Feb 12, 2019 · 1 comment

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@charlesgwellem
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  1. In the RaceID2 algorithm, is there a possibility to account for mitochondrial genes (whose high counts often indicate cell death)? Or is it even necessary for this algorithm?
  2. Is there a possibility to enhance the boundaries of my clusters on the tsne plots of the RaceID2 algorithm? With RaceID2 I am able to see the two clusters previously identified with Seurat but I wish to see a clearer demarcation on the tsne plot.
  3. Markers of my fibrotic cluster such as Il1rl1 show an overlap between the two clusters when I try to visualize the expression of this gene with RaceID2. The overlap is so strong that I can almost not differentiate between the two clusters again. Is there a possibility for me to improve this? In Seurat the demarcations are somehow clearer and I wish to have a comparably similar feature on RaceID2 for publication purposes.
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dgrun commented Feb 15, 2019

I'm closing this issue after discussing with you alternative approaches using the novel RaceID3 package.

@dgrun dgrun closed this as completed Feb 15, 2019
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