Open Stephen1202-Wang opened 3 months ago
Hi @Stephen1202-Wang,
Thank you for using Scasa and very sorry for the late reply. The rows with multiple isoforms indicate they are paralogs which means these isoforms can not be statistically separated from each other based on their supporting reads. The details about paralogs are referred to the original study of Scasa (https://academic.oup.com/bioinformatics/article/38/5/1287/6448218).
Best wishes Nghia
Hi @nghiavtr ,
Thanks for you reply!
Hi,
Thanks for developing this tool. I'm using scasa for isoform quantification in 10x data and i used the annotation file of Homo_sapiens_GENCODE_42 version you provided. However, in the quantification result, the rownames may contain multiple isoforms like this:
I checked that the isoforms in the same line belongs to the same gene. I'm wondering if i did something wrong or how can i interpret these results.