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Hey, I'd like to map the probes sequence (GGTGACA...., etc) with the location of each bin on the 2 micron so I can match with TCR sequences found in the data. Is there a way to map the sequence of each bin together with the observations so this overlap could be plotted?
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Hi @Rafael-Silva-Oliveira, I think you can achieve this by using join_spatialelement_table() followed by a call of pd.merge() (using the instance_key column from the joined table and the index from the elements).
Or even simpler, if your elements is called "my_bins", you can also filter the table by region_key values equal to "my_bins", and then do a join with pd.merge() as above.
Probably also related to a draft PR for a new API that will make it easier to link tables and shapes: #627.
Hey, I'd like to map the probes sequence (GGTGACA...., etc) with the location of each bin on the 2 micron so I can match with TCR sequences found in the data. Is there a way to map the sequence of each bin together with the observations so this overlap could be plotted?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: