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Duplicate removal prior to peak calling makes perfect sense when calling peaks on tissue-level ATAC-seq experiments. However, single-cell experiments can retain identical fragments derived from different cells. Thus, I am curious if future releases will be sensitive to this characteristic of single cell ATAC-seq data?
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Duplicate removal prior to peak calling makes perfect sense when calling peaks on tissue-level ATAC-seq experiments. However, single-cell experiments can retain identical fragments derived from different cells. Thus, I am curious if future releases will be sensitive to this characteristic of single cell ATAC-seq data?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: