Extended Data Fig. 9: Correlations of gene expression profiles across datasets. | Nature Biotechnology

Extended Data Fig. 9: Correlations of gene expression profiles across datasets.

From: A multicenter study benchmarking single-cell RNA sequencing technologies using reference samples

Extended Data Fig. 9

Scatter plots displaying the gene expression profile correlations between each of seven scRNA-seq datasets (10X_LLU, 10X_NCI, 10X_NCI_M, C1_FDA, C1_LLU, ICELL8_SE, and ICELL8_PE) vs. their corresponding bulk RNA-seq dataset (BK_RNA-seq) for either (a) breast cancer cells or (b) B lymphocytes. The commonly detected transcripts [(log(CPM + 1) normalized] across all datasets were used (15,553 genes for breast cancer cells and 15,201 genes for B lymphocytes) to generate the scatter plots. Each dot represents each gene as a point in each scatterplot; x,y values represent the gene expression variation in a pair of compared datasets. The middle diagonal bar charts display the distribution of the most abundant or rare genes in each dataset and also provide the labels for the respective datasets. The Pearson correlation coefficient R between each of the datasets compared is shown to display the consistency of the different RNA-seq datasets.

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