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I have data which has ben generated from Single cells (Stem cells/ cancer cells), I was wondering if some one has work flow for such anlaysis or any open source tools if some one has tested the tool.
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single cell RNA seq
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Use Galaxy:
There are easy video tutorials for beginners, also nice document and support too!
Have fun
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Single cell RNA-seq
I use Galaxy a lot, Could you please specify which tool you are referring to for Single cell RNA-seq. Am I missing something?Comment
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This might be helpful:
Could you be more specific? What kind of analysis you like to do?Comment
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How did you make the single cell RNA-Seq library? We have problems going below 20 cells.Comment
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