Single Cell Data Analysis
Output Description
In the following we describe the output files generated with our in-house pipeline scrnaseq2
.
HTML report
- Location:
index.html
- The HTML report contains various sections detailing the steps performed during the analysis of scRNA-Seq data. The various chapters included are:
- Introduction: A brief introduction to the project, including the experimental design and research objective
- Read data: The general staistics and metadata for the datasets
- QC and filtering: The pre-filtering and post-filtering QC metrics and plots
- Normalization: The normalization method and plots
- Dimensionality reduction: The dimensionality reduction method and plots
- Clustering and UMAP: The clustering and UMAP plots
- Cluster QC: The cluster QC metrics and plots
- Cluster Annotation: The cluster annotation and plots
- Cluster Composition: The cluster composition and plots
- Export data: The data export options
Results folders/files
- Location:
results/
- cellxgene: Contains the
cellxgene/cellxgene.h5ad
for web-based exploration of single-cell data usingc CellxGene. - loupe (10x only): Contains the
loupe/scrnaseq2.cloupe
for interactive visualization and analysis using Loupe Browser - sc: Contains the
Seurat
object (with on disk directories):sc/sc.rds
for further analysis in R using the Seurat package. - figures: Contains all the images generated as pdf and png files
- metadata_qc.xlsx: Quality control metrics for each cell, such as number of genes detected, UMI counts, mitochondrial gene percentage, etc.
- reduction_***_***.xlsx: Coordinates for each cell and the used reduction method
- visualization_***_***.xlsx: Coordinates for each cell and the used visualization method
- seurat_clusters.xlsx: Cluster assignments for each cell based on the Seurat clustering algorithm
- markers.xlsx: Marker genes for each cluster, including statistics like p-values and fold changes
- annotation_xxx.xlsx: Cell type annotations for each cell, if available
Module files
- Location:
modules/
- The
index.html
consists of various modules/chapters. Each module/chapter has its own folder with results and figures.
Other files
- All other files provide technical details and intermediate data required for reproducing the analysis and troubleshooting if needed.