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Edited training material "Automated Cell Annotation" upto slide 10 #5604
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1. Added a section on Why Cell Annotation is Important 2. Made textual edits to first seven slides. Went to lunch
Added presenter notes to "Why cell type annotation is important"
Edited until Slide 10
This looks awesome, great improvements, just testing on Gitpod to make sure it renders alright |
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- To understand the composition of cell types in samples (cellular heterogeneity) | ||
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- To compare changes in cell populations or states across different condition and phenotypes |
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- To compare changes in cell populations or states across different condition and phenotypes | |
- To compare changes in cell populations or states across different conditions and phenotypes |
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- Can be done manually or automatically | ||
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- Is possible due to single-cell sequencing technology | ||
- Single-cell sequencing technology provides higher resolution than bulk RNA-seq |
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I feel like this point is missing something to explicitly link it to the cell annotation - maybe combine it with the start of the old version like 'Is possible because single-cell seq tech provides higher res...'?
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I added a couple of comments, but it is rendering fine @nomadscientist
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