Tag: reference-free scATAC annotation
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How to Analyze Single-Cell ATAC-seq Data: A Complete Beginner’s Guide Part 4: Cell Type Identification
You have 30,571 cells sorted into 17 clusters. Every cluster is a real group of cells that share an open-chromatin landscape. And not one of them has a name. That is where Part 3 left off, and it is where every scATAC-seq analysis stalls if you stop there. “Cluster 4 is more accessible than cluster…
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