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We design a experiment which RNA labeled with s4U to inducing T>C conversion on mRNA. I would like to use dynast count to generate the adata object etc. Should I set the --conversion TC or --conversion TC,AG? Does it depend on the strandedness of my library?
I notice that in the scNT-seq/sci-fate tutorial, you just set --conversion TC. However, scNT-seq and sci-fate are unstranded library and there are roughly equal TC and AG mutations in their alignments. Does it means that we should just set the --conversion as the mutation on mRNA induced by experiment and do not consider library strandedness?
Yan
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Hi
We design a experiment which RNA labeled with s4U to inducing T>C conversion on mRNA. I would like to use
dynast count
to generate the adata object etc. Should I set the--conversion TC
or--conversion TC,AG
? Does it depend on the strandedness of my library?I notice that in the scNT-seq/sci-fate tutorial, you just set
--conversion TC
. However, scNT-seq and sci-fate are unstranded library and there are roughly equal TC and AG mutations in their alignments. Does it means that we should just set the--conversion
as the mutation on mRNA induced by experiment and do not consider library strandedness?Yan
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: