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Disclaimer: My comment could be totally unrelated. I would give these a try if you have noone comment/answer your problem.
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Comment: How to check RNAseq support for annotated genes?
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> I tried it using STAR to map the transcript to the annotation gtf file
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Thanks alot! This worked out for me https://ftp.ensembl.org/pub/release-110/fasta/homo_sapiens/dna/Homo_sapiens.GRCh38.dna.toplevel.fa.gz …
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The error message tells me there is the possibility of a conflicting function called `plot_genes_violin` that accepts one parameter and err…
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I m not sure why you have problem there. I do not encounter any problem. May be your gene list are not present in your source object. Pleas…
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What is the output to:
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help.search('plot_genes_violin', agrep=FALSE, ignore.case=FALSE, fields=c('name'))
lsf.str()
sessionInfo()
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I see the error message but I'm confused on what it's telling me.
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I am not sure I understand why you think there is a problem with your analysis. It makes perfect sense that different blastp cutoffs produc…
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Thank you for replying again. The "type" still causes issues but the reply by Radu Tanasa worked.
Comment: How to plot proportion of cells in each cluster with scanpy?
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Thank you so much. That worked perfectly and it was much faster than what I was trying.
Answer: How to plot proportion of cells in each cluster with scanpy?
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Hi. If I get this right, you simply need to compute the percentage of cells in each cluster at the dataset level?
```py
import pandas as p…
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Why would that be an advantage?
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The following code will write percentage in your stacked barplot.
cross_tab = pd.crosstab(adata.obs['leiden_0.6'],adata.obs['typ…
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@juke34 Thanks for the suggestion. I wonder if bedtool coverage or intersect can be used to check the transcript support or coverage for ea…
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Because that was the code from the link. It is how they specified they had 2 groups of samples but I don't have 2 groups. Sorry for the con…
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