Open Fanyu000 opened 5 months ago
Hi,
Thank you for your question.
GraphST can accurately project scRNA-seq data into ST sample if both data is matched well enough. I am not sure whether the scRNA-seq and ST data you used are matched. Thanks again.
Best regards,
Yahui
Okay, thanks. I assumed that it can reflect the overall situation because the scRNA-seq integrated data has about 40 samples, while they are not matched samples.
Thanks, Fanyu
longyahui @.***> 于2024年4月22日周一 15:20写道:
Hi,
Thank you for your question.
GraphST can accurately project scRNA-seq data into ST sample if both data is matched well enough. I am not sure whether the scRNA-seq and ST data you used are matched. Thanks again.
Best regards, Yahui
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Hi, I have used ST data from a study, but because of the lack of corresponding scRNA-seq, I have to use my previous scRNA-seq integrated datasets for reference.
By using this method, I get a set of single cell data distribution in ST tissue visualization figures. Do you think this figure can simulate the authentic cell types distribution in tissue?
Thanks :)