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. 2022 Jun 27;50(16):e96. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkac486

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Figure 7. — Concordance of DEG. (A) Jurkat vs 293T cells in the cell line study. RUV-III-NB has the best concordance, followed by Seurat3-Pearson. (B) Pathogenic vs Sorted Non-Pathogenic cells in the Gaublomme study. RUV-III-NB has the best concordance followed by fastMNN and scMerge. (C) Alpha versus Beta cells in the Pancreas study. fastMNN and scran have the best concordance followed by Seurat3-log corrected and RUV-III-NB.