FiRE (Finder of Rare Entities) – A fast and efficient method to find rare cell types in scRNA-seq expression profiles

November 30, 2018 Leave a comment 2,459 Views

The advent of single-cell transcriptomics has made rare cell discovery a mainstream component in the downstream analysis pipeline. When the number of profiled cells are in the hundreds, even an outlier cell (singleton) deserves attention. But, the focus shifts to ...

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