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I multiplexed 4 samples with 3 having genotype info and one not, thinking that whatever not matching the existing genotypes will be the non-genotyped donor. I haven't gotten the results from demuxlet yet using the input vcf containing only 3 donor info, but is there a best practice in this scenario or any advice at all? Would you recommend using a genotype-free demultiplexing method here? I am concerned if some cells will be misidentified due to the missing donor genotype.
Thanks much!
Best,
Xiao
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Hi team,
Thanks for the great tool.
I multiplexed 4 samples with 3 having genotype info and one not, thinking that whatever not matching the existing genotypes will be the non-genotyped donor. I haven't gotten the results from demuxlet yet using the input vcf containing only 3 donor info, but is there a best practice in this scenario or any advice at all? Would you recommend using a genotype-free demultiplexing method here? I am concerned if some cells will be misidentified due to the missing donor genotype.
Thanks much!
Best,
Xiao
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: