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Also, do you think that the inference of transcriptional regulators using LISA(scRNA) and GIGGLE(scATAC) would work for non-human non-mouse species? I feel like it would probably not since the datasets(CistromeDB and GIGGLE) are the chip-seq profiles of human, right? Is my understanding correct? Thanks |
We have not done anything to support other species. Yes, the LISA will only work for human and mouse data. We will consider supporting other species if there is a strong desire from the community. |
Hi Penny, Which specific species do you want MAESTRO to support? I can try to write down a tutorial for species other than human and mouse. Thanks, |
Hi Gali,
The species that I am interested in is pig (Sus scrofa). Thanks for
providing the offer to write down the tutorial specially for pigs. It would
be helpful to us.
But like what I mentioned in my last email, I am also worried about
the inference
of transcriptional regulators for pigs using LISA(scRNA) and
GIGGLE(scATAC). Would that work? Datasets(CistromeDB and GIGGLE) are the
chip-seq profiles of humans, right?
Thanks
Best
Penny
…On Mon, Jun 28, 2021 at 3:06 PM Baigal ***@***.***> wrote:
Also, do you think that the inference of transcriptional regulators using
LISA(scRNA) and GIGGLE(scATAC) would work for non-human non-mouse species?
I feel like it would probably not since the datasets(CistromeDB and GIGGLE)
are the chip-seq profiles of human, right?
Is my understanding correct?
Thanks
Best
Penny
Hi Penny,
Which specific species do you want MAESTRO to support? I can try to write
down a tutorial for species other than human and mouse.
Thanks,
Gali
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Hi Penny, Yes. Current LISA and GIGGLE only have data references for human and mouse. Best, |
Dear development team of MAESTRO,
Good morning. I hope you are doing well.
Last time you mentioned that a tutorial for pig is not available yet and
you can generate such a tutorial for pig if we are interested in that.
Just want to follow up with the tutorial for pig (Sus scrofa). Have you
started composing this tutorial? If not, I want to confirm my interest in
it. Just in case you need it, relatively speaking, we prefer getting the
annotation file or preference genome from ensembl (
https://useast.ensembl.org/index.html?mobileredirect=no) rather UCSC.
By the way, is the fastq file the only acceptable input file for MAESTRO?
Not sure which exact steps are specific to pigs. Maybe I can start even
before the pig tutorial is ready if it accepts other formats of input?
Thanks
Best
Penny
Pengxin (Penny) Yang
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Hi Penny,
Yes. Current LISA and GIGGLE only have data references for human and mouse.
Best,
Gali
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@baigal628 can you please ask @pengxin2019 for a list of genome annotation files so we can expose MAESTRO to accept them? we can then write a tutorial for other species. Thanks! |
Hi @pengxin2019, I am going to work on a tutorial for supporting other species in MAESTRO. To do that, I need several genome annotation files from pig for illustration. Could you please help to provide a list of the below files at your convenience? Also, if you have the link for a pig single-cell test data, it would be better for me to test on that. Thanks! scRNA-seq: scATAC-seq: |
@pengxin2019 we are much interested in supporting other species, if you can provide some example data that would be great. thx. |
@crazyhottommy @baigal628 Hi, I‘m currently encountering a similar situation that I want to use the tool in Arabidopsis. What should I do to calculate gene score according to scATAC peak count for a species other than human and mouse? If any tutorial supporting other species available yet? Thank you. |
Hi there,
I noticed you mentioned in one of the previous question that a tutorial for non-human and non-mouse species could be provided. Is that tutorial available now?
Thanks for developing this tool.
Best
Pengxin
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