Scientist Stories: Nir Yosef, High-Throughput Genomics

6 Jul 2024 · 16 min
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Nir Yosef explains why single-cell RNA sequencing data is noisy and how to separate technical artifacts from real biology. Library prep, batch effects, and dropout events mask the signal. Methods like SCONE and scran's deconvolution help, but no single approach works for everything.

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