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  1. ...are done iteratively until convergence. When we are dealing with a single cell type in scPSS, the number of clusters can be low, sometimes just one. In such cases, Harmony still performs iterative corrections to account for batch effects within that cell type.Calculating pathological shift scoresWe measure...
  2. ...of high-dimensional RNA structures in determining sequencing efficiency and their impact on data quality. Our findings offer valuable insights into the underlying mechanisms of RNA structure–mediated sequencing bias. This deeper understanding enables more accurate and reliable RNA-seq analyses...
  3. ...(Newman et al. 2019) implements a batch effect correction step but offers limited improvements in deconvolving complex bulk tissues. The ensemble approach of SCDC (Dong et al. 2021) uses matched bulk and scRNA-seq data from two normal tissue samples (e.g., mouse breast) but lacks generalizability...
  4. ...also be explored in the future.Finally, it would be intriguing to explore the development of a TreeTerminus- and mehenDi-like approach in the context of single-cell RNA-seq analysis, where there are quite distinct but related opportunities for data-driven aggregation to increase the power...
  5. ...the effectiveness of our method, called RNA-Sieve, across a diverse array of scenarios involving real data and discuss extensions made uniquely possible by our probabilistic framework, including a demonstration of well-calibrated confidence intervals.Bulk RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) has proven a useful tool...
  6. ..., as monitored by single-cell RNA-seq. Our results point toward a role for quiescent-specific RNAPII distribution to ensure a rapid and robust transcriptional response upon return to growth.Eukaryotic organization is dynamic, varying across cell types and conditions, both functionally and spatially...
  7. .... We then applied our percentage classification method to identify the Chr Y copy number for each single cell.Data accessThe whole- and RNA-seq data generated in this study have been submitted to the Genome Sequence Archive (GSA; https://ngdc.cncb.ac.cn/gsa-human) in the National Genomics Data Center...
  8. ...- sequencing studies. Nat Methods 19: 1599–1611. doi:10.1038/s41592-022-01640-x ↵Li T, Zhang Y, Patil P, Johnson WE. 2023. Overcoming the impacts of two-step batch effect correction on gene expression estimation and inference. Biostatistics 24: 635–652. doi:10.1093/biostatistics/kxab039 ↵Linder J, Srivastava D...
  9. ..., such as expression data derived from protocols that extract both DNA and RNA of the same SC (Dey et al. 2015; Macaulay et al. 2015). A detailed description of the computational analysis pipelines is provided in Supplemental Note S3, Supplemental Figures S7–S12, and Supplemental Table S4. Cell lineage tree of ex vivo...
  10. ...33 and 11 species, respectively (Figs. 2, 3A,E). Not all species for which RNA-seq data were available were selected for these data sets, as the selection needed to balance the many requirements for gene expression analysis (reproducible kidney dissection, RNA quality and batch effect, number...
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