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How to predict the cellular origin of expression of a gene in a blood sample?
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I have a set of differentially expressed blood-derived genes from patients against healthy patients. So I wondered if there was a way to predict which cell type would most likely be expressing that gene? Example: monotics, eosinophils ...
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I am not sure you can do much with a single gene. However, you may want try cell type deconvolution which should give you the breakdown of different cell populations within your samples. These previous discussions have a few great suggestions:
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