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This is my first foray into single cell. I'm working in galaxy and I'd like to run seurat on data from your paper to develop a pipeline, but it appears that the galaxy wrapper takes a tsv instead of a mtx file. I've written a quick conversion in perl for testing purposes, but is there an established tool for doing the conversion?
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So I've been learning a few things in the conversion.
The underscores at the end of the cell barcodes cause cells with the same 16nts to be grouped together by Seurat's CellsByIdentities method
Gene/row names cannot have underscores, so including the species/chromosome from genes.csv is problematic
Joining multiple values from gene.csv with commas as row names is problematic in some steps in Seurat which do not allow commas
For various QC steps, row names at least have to indicate when a gene is from the mitochondrial chromosome
And I'm not entirely certain that gene symbols in the tsv is appropriate and I'm not entirely sure that allowing genes (and cells) from multiple species is supported/correct when using it in seurat.
So again, some guidance on conversion would be helpful.
This is my first foray into single cell. I'm working in galaxy and I'd like to run seurat on data from your paper to develop a pipeline, but it appears that the galaxy wrapper takes a tsv instead of a mtx file. I've written a quick conversion in perl for testing purposes, but is there an established tool for doing the conversion?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: