read a scRNA-seq matirx with Seurat
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BenHu • 0

I have downloaded a scRNA-seq matirx. As the author had annotated or clusted the cells. so I want to read this matirx with seurat and check the gene expression in feature plot. Does anyone know how to do it? Thanks in advance! Best,

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What have you tried? The Seurat docs give pretty explicit directions.

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what I want to do is to just make the feature plots foe some genes, not to reanalyzed the scRNA-seq data.

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Okay. So what have you tried? Creating a Seurat object (from which feature plots can be created) is not particularly difficult. We can't help you learn if you don't show us what the sticking points are.

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no. before making a feature plot, I should cluster the cells. if I do not clsuter the cell, I should not make the feature plot, right? As I just want to make a feature plot.

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Although I creat a seurat object, I should not skip several steps, such as cluster the cells, right?

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You said you already have clusters. Just set them as the identities of each cell - see ?Ident. Depends on the matrix as to whether you should normalize it.

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danvoronov ▴ 30

Hi,

If you want to do a feature plot you should have a UMAP or TSNE of clusters. So you need to make a Seurat object from the matrix, remove cells with low features, normalize the data, scale it, find variable features, run PCA analysis, find neighbors, then find clusters, finally fillowed by running a UMAP or TSNE to visualize the clusters. Then using the UMAP or TSNE object do the feature plot.

FeaturePlot(<your object>, features = "<your features>")

Follow https://satijalab.org/seurat/v3.1/pbmc3k_tutorial.html

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https://satijalab.org/seurat/v3.1/visualization_vignette.html

from the authors of Seurat.

Best, Dan

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