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How to Analyze Single-Cell ATAC-seq Data — A Complete Beginner’s Guide Part 1: From FASTQ to Peaks
Learn what chromatin accessibility tells you, then take a real 10x Genomics scATAC-seq dataset from raw FASTQ files all the way to a peak-by-cell matrix with Cell Ranger ATAC and MACS3. Prerequisites: Comfort on the Linux command line (navigating folders, running commands) and roughly 100 GB of free disk space. No prior epigenomics or programming…
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