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Hi developer, I'm using SCEVAN to identify tumor cells in a LiverCancer sample (10X scRNA-seq). I supposed that all immune cells (i.e. Neutrophils, Myeloid, T, B cells) are normal cells and their cell barcodes were inputed to norm_cell parameter?
However, the SCEVAN results suggests some immune cells were classified as tumor cells, why this happens? Is the norm_cell parameter does not work?
btw. the running output (found 4451 tumor cells) does not equal to result data.frame class count
(> table(sce8154$class) filtered normal tumor 1 4177 4406 ).
Hi developer, I'm using
SCEVAN
to identifytumor cells
in a LiverCancer sample (10X scRNA-seq
). I supposed that all immune cells (i.e.Neutrophils, Myeloid, T, B cells
) arenormal cells
and their cell barcodes were inputed tonorm_cell
parameter?However, the
SCEVAN
results suggests some immune cells were classified as tumor cells, why this happens? Is thenorm_cell
parameter does not work?btw. the running output (
found 4451 tumor cells
) does not equal to result data.frameclass
count(
> table(sce8154$class) filtered normal tumor 1 4177 4406
).analysis code:
running output:
results:
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