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> less than 100 for some samples
Hmm. That is surprising but then in light of that fact ~20% recovery of cells does not sound bad.
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That's what I would assume, because we are not taking into account cross sample differences here. Thanks
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That's a good point. So its probably safest to not batch correct for within sample comparisons I guess?
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I would also appreciate the PDFs if anyone has them please
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