Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
View source: R/ConservationHuman.R
Function to calculate conservation rates of genes representing tissue specific MHCI peptides versus genes representing universal (found across all or most tissues/donors) MHCI peptides
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | ConservationHuman(
df_human,
HumanHousekeepers,
pathBW_human = "~/Downloads/hg38.phastCons100way.bw",
samplesize = 2000,
quantile = 4,
ts_DonorSpecific = FALSE,
MinTissuesPerDonor = 15,
returnplots = TRUE
)
|
df_human |
Human MHCI dataset, usually output from the function GetHumanMHCIdata |
HumanHousekeepers |
List object from the function HousekeepersHuman |
pathBW_human |
Path to bigwig file containing human PhastCons conservation scores, Default: '~/Downloads/hg38.phastCons100way.bw' |
samplesize |
Number of tissue specific genes that will be randomly selected to compute conservation, Default: 2000 |
quantile |
Intensity quantile above which tissue specific peptides will be chosen (4 means that only the 25 percent most intense peptides are considered, 1 means that all peptides are considered), Default: 4 |
ts_DonorSpecific |
Logical value to set if tissue specific (ts) peptides are filtered donor by donor (TRUE) or across all donors (FALSE), Default: FALSE |
MinTissuesPerDonor |
Peptide must be present in samples from a donor for which the specified minimum number of tissues was measured, Default: 15 |
returnplots |
Logical value to return or not return visualization object in output list, Default: TRUE |
Output data using the default values are provided with the package and can be accessed throug running the function 'mkFigure5'
List containing ggplot2 objects (plots) and output data to create plots
TxDb.Hsapiens.UCSC.hg38.knownGene
count
org.Hs.eg.db
transcripts
,transcriptsBy
ggplot
,aes
,scale_colour_brewer
,geom_path
,facet_grid
,theme
,margin
,labs
ggdraw
,draw_plot
,draw_plot_label
as.ggplot
1 2 3 4 | ## Not run:
cons_h<-ConservationHuman(df_human,HousekeepersHuman(df_human),samplesize=200)
## End(Not run)
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