Closed LynnChan99 closed 1 year ago
Hi,
The markers presented in the paper are the pan-carcinoma ones. You can explore the histology-specific ones on our website in the section Explore Cell States & Ecotypes -> Cell State Signatures.
The marker genes are belong to the supplementary of your Cell article, I noticed that they are not similiar to the genes presented in the heatmap.So, what's the difference? ---- Replied Message ---- | From | @.> | | Date | 08/25/2023 17:06 | | To | @.> | | Cc | LynnChan99 @.>, Author @.> | | Subject | Re: [digitalcytometry/ecotyper] Will the marker gene vary with different discovery datasets? (Issue #73) |
Hi,
The markers presented in the paper are the pan-carcinoma ones. You can explore the histology-specific ones on our website in the section Explore Cell States & Ecotypes -> Cell State Signatures.
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Which markers, heatmap and supplementary table?
Ok, I see. In your supplementary, the top 10 genes are from the single-cell data, but what I noticed in the pheatmap in ecotyper websites before are from core genes in cibersortx. If I want to calculate the abundance by ssgsea (I have already get the abundance of each of them seperately by ecotyper, and I need to calculate some combination of the specific cell states) , which gene list should I use?
Thanks, sorry for asking so many questions.
Best regards, Chan.
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Which markers, heatmap and supplementary table?
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Hi Chan,
I would recommend the single-cell version, since it is more comprehensive. I hope it helps!
Bogdan
Thanks!It's very helpful of your advice.
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Hi Chan,
I would recommend the single-cell version, since it is more comprehensive. I hope it helps!
Bogdan
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In your published article supplementary, the top 10 marker genes of 69 cell states were given, so , will the marker gene vary with different discovery datasets? or it just be the marker gene under your pan-cancer frame?