Is it normal if regress out the cell cycle effects but the DEGs are quite the similar (no big changes)
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Is it normal after regressing out the cell cycle effects but the DEGs are quite similar (no big changes)?
The scRNAseq data are from one cell type, less than 50% of cells show detected expression of Ki67, when using the Seurat to regress out the cell cycle effects, the down stream analysis using the same parameters that without regressing out the cell cycle effects nearly have no changes on the DEGs for treat vs control for each cell cluster.
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