Open ustervbo opened 1 week ago
Yes, this should probably be generalized towards describing single-cell experiments maybe using 10X as an example.
I see that TIRTL-seq uses MiXCR (at least in the paper) does anyone know if their AIRR support includes cell_index for paired chains? I see that MiXCR has an exportAIRR command, but it isn't on the list of "AIRR compliant software" so hasn't passed the certification. We have never used MiXCR to process a study with paired chains, so not sure if a paired chain study in the AIRR format would properly represent paired chains???
Of course 10X is not on the supported software list either, but I know their output is AIRR compliant as we load their data, so this is mostly out of curiosity more than anything else.
Like 10X, it's closed source (AFAIK). But the exportAIRR works well enough. Dunno about paired chains.
TIRTL-seq identified likely combinations of TCRa and b using 384 well plates with about 25000 cells/well. The indices you have in TIRTL-seq are for the wells, not the cells.
Other approaches connect TCRa-b and BCR H-L at the single cell level. There are no identifying indices apart from (maybe) UMIs.
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Like 10X, it's closed source (AFAIK). But the exportAIRR works well enough. Dunno about paired chains.
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Currently, the subsection 10X Chromium is focused on 10x, but other manufacturers have entered the single cell arena. Methods like TIRTL-seq may also gain traction.
We should update the section to be more platform independent.