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I have paired-end sequencing fastqc files from different samples and I would like to perform the phylogenetic abundance table based on the GTDB reference. Your singlem pipe tool has this objective, but as a result we get the relative abundances table and I would like to get an estimation of the absolute abundances.
Is there any possibility to obtain absolute abundances?
Thank you very much in advance,
Irene
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Apologies for the slow reponse. I don't think this is possible, at least sticking to the usual meaning of "absolute" abundance. SingleM cannot be used to predict how many total cells (or genome copies) there are in a sample.
It can be used to predict the coverage of a lineage, more sequencing of the same sample will yield more coverage though, so this doesn't estimate abundance in an absolute sense.
Dear developers,
I have paired-end sequencing fastqc files from different samples and I would like to perform the phylogenetic abundance table based on the GTDB reference. Your singlem pipe tool has this objective, but as a result we get the relative abundances table and I would like to get an estimation of the absolute abundances.
Is there any possibility to obtain absolute abundances?
Thank you very much in advance,
Irene
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: