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Applying XClone to mouse scRNA-seq: xclone.pp.xclonedata #10

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NickolasTeo opened this issue Aug 12, 2023 · 3 comments
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Applying XClone to mouse scRNA-seq: xclone.pp.xclonedata #10

NickolasTeo opened this issue Aug 12, 2023 · 3 comments
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@NickolasTeo
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xclone.pp.xclonedata currently only supports hg38 and hg19. Can you please also support mm10 for the RDR analysis of mouse scRNA-seq

@Rongtingting
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Hi Nicklolas,

I have extended the XClone to mouse dataset by updating xclone.pp.xclonedata.
You can have a try by specifying the genome_mode as mm10_genes.

I recommend you use xcltk to do the preprocessing, the gene region file you used in xcltk RDR is also provided,
annotate_genes_mm10. You may need delete the header before you used this file in xcltk.

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hxj5 commented Aug 15, 2023

I updated the gene annotation file "annotate_genes_mm10" above to make it compatible with xcltk basefc -r. The new annotation file is in dir preprocess_mouse/data. See xcltk RDR part for full parameters of xcltk basefc.

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Thanks, xcltk works now, but had to rename the annotate_genes_mm10 file to tsv instead of txt.
I'll write back if there's any issues with XClone

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