ScRNAseq and mitochondrial genes
In single cell RNA seq mitochondrial (percentage of total expressed genes) is taken as a control. It is considered that less percentage of mitochondrial genes is indicative of good quality data. I could not find any rational when I google it or reading recent ScRNA-seq papers. Any pointer will be very helpful. Thanks
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