| VolcanoDEGRE | R Documentation | 
Create a volcano plot to visualize the proportion of downregulated and upregulated genes by applying a log2FC cutoff.
VolcanoDEGRE( results, log2FC_cutoff = 1, padj = 0.05, font.x = 10, font.y = 10, font.tickslab = 10, downregulated_color = "coral2", upregulated_color = "cornflowerblue", xlab = "log2Foldchange", ylab = "-log10(P-value)", legend_position = "right", legend.title = "Regulation" )
| results | a data.frame object. It receives the output of the DEGRE function, filtered or not, as input. | 
| log2FC_cutoff | it stores the cutoff of the log2FoldChange. The default is 1. | 
| padj | it stores the cutoff of the P-adjusted value (Q-value). The default is 0.05. | 
| font.x | the font size of the x axis. The default is 10. | 
| font.y | the font size of the y axis. The default is 10. | 
| font.tickslab | the font size of the ticks lab. The default is 10. | 
| downregulated_color | the colors of the downregulated genes. The default is "coral2". | 
| upregulated_color | the colors of the upregulated genes. The default is "cornflowerblue". | 
| xlab | the x lab text. The default is "log2Foldchange". | 
| ylab | the y lab text. The default is "-log10(P-value)". | 
| legend_position | you need to specify here the position of the legend. The default is "right". | 
| legend.title | the title of the legend. The default is "Regulation". | 
No return value, called for side effects
dir <- system.file("extdata", package = "DEGRE")
results_DEGRE_example <- read.csv(file.path(dir,"results_DEGRE_example.csv"))
# Running the VolcanoDEGRE function
VolcanoDEGRE(results = results_DEGRE_example,
          log2FC_cutoff = 1,
          padj = 0.05,
          font.x = 10,
          font.y = 10,
          font.tickslab = 10,
          downregulated_color = "coral2",
          upregulated_color = "cornflowerblue",
          xlab = "log2Foldchange",
          ylab = "-log10(P-value)",
          legend_position = "right",
          legend.title = "Regulation")
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