MuSiC-Deconvolution: Compare 1.0
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Run on GalaxyThis workflow runs 3 comparisons using MuSiC Deconvolution compare: where datasets cell compositions are inferred from a reference containing healthy and diseased cells; where diseased are inferred from disease and healthy from healthy; and where both diseased and healthy are inferred from a healthy reference.
Associated Tutorial
This workflows is part of the tutorial Comparing inferred cell compositions using MuSiC deconvolution, available in the GTN
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Workflow Author(s): Wendi Bacon, Mehmet Tekman
Tutorial Author(s): Wendi Bacon, Mehmet Tekman
Tutorial Contributor(s): Marisa Loach, Mehmet Tekman, Saskia Hiltemann, Wendi Bacon, Helena Rasche, Carlos Chee Mendonça, Morgan Howells, Björn Grüning
Inputs
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| ESet Object - Bulk:T2D | #main/ESet Object - Bulk:T2D | n/a |
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| ESet Object - Bulk:normal | #main/ESet Object - Bulk:normal | n/a |
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| ESet Object - Single cell Total | #main/ESet Object - Single cell Total | n/a |
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| ESet Object - Single cell:T2D | #main/ESet Object - Single cell:T2D | n/a |
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| ESet Object - Single cell:normal | #main/ESet Object - Single cell:normal | n/a |
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Steps
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| 5 | MuSiC Compare: Like with like | Here the T2D bulk sample is inferred from the sc T2D sample, while the normal bulk sample is inferred from the sc normal sample toolshed.g2.bx.psu.edu/repos/bgruening/music_compare/music_compare/0.1.1+galaxy4 |
| 6 | MuSiC Compare: healthyscref | Here the T2D bulk sample and the normal sample are separately compared separately against the healthy sc reference only (excluding unhealthy sc reference) toolshed.g2.bx.psu.edu/repos/bgruening/music_compare/music_compare/0.1.1+galaxy4 |
| 7 | MuSiC Compare - Altogether | toolshed.g2.bx.psu.edu/repos/bgruening/music_compare/music_compare/0.1.1+galaxy4 |
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Created: 2nd Jun 2025 at 10:55
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