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Hi, Signac package in R has some functions to merge ATAC-seq objects .. You'll need to first find a common peak set. You can then read the combined count matrix into python. |
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Hi,
I have atac data from multiple samples. Before preprocessing, when I try to merge the filtered_feature_bc_matrices from my samples using .concatenate, n_vars becomes empty (I suspect due to no matching gene IDs; the gene ID names for peaks are all in the format where they end in some range of specific numbers as in the screenshot below).

adata_atac = atac_10.concatenate(atac_19, atac_2, atac_27, atac_31, atac_35, atac_38, atac_4, atac_43, atac_46, atac_47, atac_5, atac_7)Do you know how to merge these atac files without losing data?
On a separate note, after filtering each of my rna samples (spliced/unspliced loom files generated from kallisto pipeline) based on the cell IDs/barcodes extracted from my combined seurat object, I was only left with ~900 cells out of ~62000 potential cells from my combined seurat object after concatenating the rna samples together. I was then only left with 167 cells after filtering via
sc.pp.filter_cells(adata_rna, min_counts=1000). Is this unusual? Thank you!Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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