mapping quality scRNA seq
Hey everyone,
I am working with single-cell RNA seq data and now I want to check the mapping quality. I've read about couple of tools I can use, like fastqc,RSeQC etc My question is which is better and how I choose if I need to filter out some reads?
Thanks in advance
Anna
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