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I appreciate that you created this fantastic package. I like using it to analyze single-cell RNAseq data. However, the RunCellQC function could have a small mistake.
As you can see in the scripts and output below, after running RunCellQC, all cells' percent_mito, percent_ribo, and ribo_mito_ratio are the same value. This is not possible.
Dear Dr. Hao Zhang,
I appreciate that you created this fantastic package. I like using it to analyze single-cell RNAseq data. However, the RunCellQC function could have a small mistake.
As you can see in the scripts and output below, after running RunCellQC, all cells' percent_mito, percent_ribo, and ribo_mito_ratio are the same value. This is not possible.
library(SCP)
library(tidyverse)
data("pancreas_sub")
[email protected]$orig.ident%>%unique()%>%length()
pancreas_sub <- RunCellQC(srt = pancreas_sub)
unique(pancreas_sub$nCount_RNA)%>%length()
unique(pancreas_sub$nFeature_RNA)%>%length()
unique(pancreas_sub$percent.mito)%>%length()
unique(pancreas_sub$percent.ribo)%>%length()
unique(pancreas_sub$ribo.mito.ratio)%>%length()
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Best regards,
Yongjie Wang, MD/PhD
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