Closed jmzhang1911 closed 3 months ago
You just need to find the matrix within the Seurat object that represents gene expression, and follow the tutorial for creating a CTD
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Thank you for developing such an excellent tool! I'm curious about how to directly analyze a Seurat object. Looking forward to your reply!
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@jmzhang1911 Seurat
has a function to convert Seurat objects to SingleCellExperiment format:
Seurat::as.SingleCellExperiment
SingleCellExperiment
objects can then be used as input to EWCE::generate_celltype_data
to generate your CTD reference for EWCE
analyses.
Thank you for developing such an excellent tool! I'm curious about how to directly analyze a Seurat object. Looking forward to your reply!