Seurat: Seurat Version 3 Vlnplot in integrated analysis

Created on 8 May 2019  Â·  3Comments  Â·  Source: satijalab/seurat

Hi,
I am getting negative values for one dataset when I do integrated analysis of two seurat objects and view the gene expression per cluster using vlnplot. Please see the plot below.
Any suggestion is greatly appreciated.
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Thank you,
Raji

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I think it's related to the active assay you have. If you don't switch that from Integrated to RNA then you see those negative values. You can switch assay by typing DefaultAssay(object.combined) <- "RNA". Hope this helps.
Best,
Roberta

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I think it's related to the active assay you have. If you don't switch that from Integrated to RNA then you see those negative values. You can switch assay by typing DefaultAssay(object.combined) <- "RNA". Hope this helps.
Best,
Roberta

Thank you Roberta.

Raji


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I think it's related to the active assay you have. If you don't switch that from Integrated to RNA then you see those negative values. You can switch assay by typing DefaultAssay(object.combined) <- "RNA". Hope this helps.
Best,
Roberta

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We recommend visualizing the uncorrected data, which you can do by switching the assay as pointed out by @rmenafra

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