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I have 4 single cell experiment in two different time points (1 mutant and 1 wild-type in one time and 1 mutant and 1 wild-type in another time) and I integrated them. I would like to perform perturbation analysis by using MELD in my integrate object.
However I am not sure how to perform the normalization to evaluate the differences between mutant and wild-type comparition in one and another time point. I was thinking consider the time points as replicates equal what is done chordin loss-of-function example on the article, thus normalize them based on mutation. But since the time development is different, I think it is good normalize them by time, thus the wild-type and mutants at one time point will be normalized different from the another mutant and wild-type in another time point.
I would like to know if anyone has some suggestion how to perform this type of the analysis.
Thank you in advance for your hep.
Best,
Paola
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Hi
I have 4 single cell experiment in two different time points (1 mutant and 1 wild-type in one time and 1 mutant and 1 wild-type in another time) and I integrated them. I would like to perform perturbation analysis by using MELD in my integrate object.
However I am not sure how to perform the normalization to evaluate the differences between mutant and wild-type comparition in one and another time point. I was thinking consider the time points as replicates equal what is done chordin loss-of-function example on the article, thus normalize them based on mutation. But since the time development is different, I think it is good normalize them by time, thus the wild-type and mutants at one time point will be normalized different from the another mutant and wild-type in another time point.
I would like to know if anyone has some suggestion how to perform this type of the analysis.
Thank you in advance for your hep.
Best,
Paola
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: