Highly variable genes

AC Anna S. E. Cuomo
GA Giordano Alvari
CA Christina B. Azodi
DM Davis J. McCarthy
MB Marc Jan Bonder
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Highly variable genes (HVGs) were defined as the genes in the top two quartiles based on their squared coefficient of variation (CV^2 = variance / mean^2) calculated across all cells of each different cell-type. In this manner, we identified 21,592 HVGs for the iPSC Smart-Seq2 dataset, and 16,369 for the FPP 10X dataset.

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