For anyone it might be useful: a colleague of mine, who was not dumb to use the wrong annotation gtf as I did, also observed an important issue of difference in the chromosome annotation in gtf vs bam files. It is accompanied by the velocyto's warning:
WARNING - The .bam file refers to a chromosome ‘M+' not present in the annotation (.gtf) file
The gtf contained "chrM" for the mitochondrial chromosome while in the bam files it was denoted as "chrMT". After sed -ing the "chrM" into "chrMT" in the reference gtf file, the splicing rate has drastically improved for him (from ~15% to ~80%).
Can you add some real numbers? Just saying 6% gives no indication of how many genes you have been able to detect overall. Amount of reads that aligned etc.
Hello GenoMax and thank you for your engagement! Where should I look this up?
Here is the concatenated
.loomdata object that was spewed out but thevelocyto run10xcommand:Someone knowledgeable about this should be along to help. I asked you to add that info in anticipation since they would want to know some numbers instead of just a % value.
Is it possible that this is snRNA-seq data?
Hmm. Shouldn't be, it's supposed to be a classical scRNAseq Single Cell 3' v3 10x assay with multiplexation of several samples in one plate. Encapsulation was performed for each sample separately.