I am new to using Airrflow, I was wondering if the...
# airrflow
p
I am new to using Airrflow, I was wondering if there is any plan/effort to integrate dandelion into the pipeline? https://github.com/zktuong/dandelion I was just wondering as I did not see any mention here nor on github.
g
Hi Paul, we are currently not planning to integrate dandelion into the pipeline. Is there any particular feature from dandelion that you are interested in?
p
I am learning still. But the pre-processing of dandelion seems to be working rather well. Although it seems similar to what airflow does, but I do get different results. So pre-processing in dandelion is essentially a post-processing of cellranger output.
I suppose its similar to the role of change-o in airflow? But I think dandelion uses the raw contigs while changeo relies on cell-ranger annotation? You will know better but thats somehow what I imagine happening.
g
it’s also possible to re-annotate the contigs with change-O, and airrflow does that by default (it can be deactivated with
--reassign false.
The main difference is that change-O starts processing with the filtered_contig_annotations.csv or AIRR_rearrangement.tsv file (we only support the latter in airrflow), whereas Dandelion recommends using the all_contig_annotations.csv. This is because they also process reads missing the V gene but with D and J genes using
blastn.
What tissues / cell types are you analyzing, and can you share some details on the different results that you are getting?