Harmonizing RNA-seq data of different sourceS(cell vs. tissue) to further conduct unsupervised clustering analysis?
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@6c2f71a8
Last seen 7 weeks ago
Türkiye

Hi,

I have no code to provide . Instead I have a background-related question.

What is the best/most feasible way to integrate RNA-seq data of different sourceS(cell vs. tissue) to further conduct unsupervised clustering analysis? (especially from the mathematical perspective)

Is it feasible to combine raw counts, do vst normalization with batch effect removal(blind =FALSE) and then conduct unsupervised clustering?

Or should I normalize 2 data sets individually, combine , and remove batch effect with a corresponding package(harmony, combat, limma).

Or shoul I combine raw counts, do batch effect removal, normalize or zscore scale?

Best!

``` limma() Deseq2()

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@james-w-macdonald-5106
Last seen 7 days ago
United States

Your question is off-topic for this site. You might try over on biostars.org instead.

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