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How label Group list after integratin scRNA-seq and scATAC-seq data
Hello everyOne i have a question related to created Group list after integrating scRNA-seq data with scATAC-seq data we have identify totaly 6 clusters from both scRNA and scATAC-seq
whats the logic behind this to generate group list
should i consider number of cells compared with scRNA-seq and scATAC-seq
# Define the groupList based on the clusters and developmental stages
groupList <- SimpleList(
G1 = SimpleList(
ATAC = Merged.proj2.SPG$cellNames[
Merged.proj2.SPG$Clusters %in% c("C4")
],
RNA = colnames(SPG.seRNA)[
SPG.seRNA$idents.rename2 %in% c("G1")
]
),
preL = SimpleList(
ATAC = Merged.proj2.SPc$cellNames[
Merged.proj2.SPc$Clusters %in% c("C3")
],
RNA = colnames(SPc.seRNA)[
SPc.seRNA$idents.rename2 %in% c("preL")
]
),
ePL = SimpleList(
ATAC = Merged.proj2.SPc$cellNames[
Merged.proj2.SPc$Clusters %in% c("C5")
],
RNA = colnames(SPc.seRNA)[
SPc.seRNA$idents.rename2 %in% c("ePL")
]
),
IPL = SimpleList(
ATAC = Merged.proj2.SPc$cellNames[
Merged.proj2.SPc$Clusters %in% c("C2")
],
RNA = colnames(SPc.seRNA)[
SPc.seRNA$idents.rename2 %in% c("IPL")
]
)
mPL = SimpleList(
ATAC = Merged.proj2.SPc$cellNames[
Merged.proj2.SPc$Clusters %in% c("C6")
],
RNA = colnames(SPc.seRNA)[
SPc.seRNA$idents.rename2 %in% c("mPL")
]
),
L = SimpleList(
ATAC = Merged.proj2.SPc$cellNames[
Merged.proj2.SPc$Clusters %in% c("C1")
],
RNA = colnames(SPc.seRNA)[
SPc.seRNA$idents.rename2 %in% c("L")
]
),)
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I am currently using ArchR to analyze scATAC-seq and scRNA-seq data. In the tutorial, it is mentioned that a group list is generated by assigning clusters from the scATAC-seq data and cell type labels from the scRNA-seq data. Could you please clarify the basis on which these clusters from scATAC-seq data and cell type labels from scRNA-seq are assigned to generate the group list?