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sc-SPLASH — Reference-Free Discovery in Barcoded Single-Cell Sequencing
Which sources back which section of this article, and what its evidence base looks like.
Which sources back which section
| Section | Sources behind it |
|---|---|
| What Happened | Dehghannasiri, Kokot, Starr et al., Nature Biotechnology (2026); the paper’s Figure 1; the paper’s Figure 2; its Supplementary Information; its Reporting Summary; the sc-SPLASH preprint, bioRxiv (2024) |
| Timeline | Dehghannasiri, Kokot, Starr et al., Nature Biotechnology (2026); the sc-SPLASH preprint, bioRxiv (2024); Chaung et al., Cell (2023); Kokot et al., Nature Biotechnology (2024) |
| The Argument | Dehghannasiri, Kokot, Starr et al., Nature Biotechnology (2026); the paper’s Figure 1; the paper’s Figure 2; the sc-SPLASH preprint, bioRxiv (2024); Baharav, Tse & Salzman, PNAS (2024) |
| What Others Add | Dehghannasiri, Kokot, Starr et al., Nature Biotechnology (2026); Chaung et al., Cell (2023); Kokot et al., Nature Biotechnology (2024); Smith, Heger & Sudbery, Genome Research (2017); Kaminow, Yunusov & Dobin, bioRxiv (2021); Zheng et al., Nature Communications (2017); the Tabula Sapiens Consortium, Science (2022); Ji et al., Cell (2020); Fawkner-Corbett et al., Cell (2021) |
| Conclusion | Dehghannasiri, Kokot, Starr et al., Nature Biotechnology (2026); the paper’s Figure 1; the paper’s Figure 2; its Supplementary Information; the sc-SPLASH preprint, bioRxiv (2024) |
What the evidence base looks like
- 15Sources behind this article
- 5Read in full
- 8Read at the abstract only
- 2Known only second-hand
| What the source is | How many | How they were read |
|---|---|---|
| The paper itself, its figures, its supplementary files and its preprint | 6 | The paper at the abstract, captions and reference list, because its body text is behind a subscription; its two figures, two supplementary files and the preprint read in full |
| Earlier papers and tools it builds on, is measured against, or re-analyses | 9 | Seven read at the abstract; two known only second-hand — one whose page refused access, known from the paper’s reference list, and one known through the preprint’s account of it |
Reliable
Reliable, but with an interestWorth believing and reliableWeak on both, and used with careHonest, but thin
Worth believing