21/09/2022
The 10x library contains four pieces of information, in the form of DNA sequences, for each “read”.
cellranger mkref
–fasta={GENOME FASTA}
–genes={ANNOTATION GTF}
–genome={OUTPUT FOLDER FOR INDEX}
–nthreads={CPUS}
cellranger count –id={OUTPUT_SAMPLE_NAME}
–transcriptome={DIRECTORY_WITH_REFERENCE}
–fastqs={DIRECTORY_WITH_FASTQ_FILES}
–sample={NAME_OF_SAMPLE_IN_FASTQ_FILES}
–localcores={NUMBER_OF_CPUS}
–localmem={RAM_MEMORY}
The contents of the outs
directory are:
knitr::include_graphics("Images/CellRangerOutputOuts.png")
access counts: counts(sce)
access gene metadata: rowData(sce)
access cell metadata: colData(sce)