View source: R/eQTLcatalogue_example_queries.R
eQTLcatalogue_example_queries | R Documentation |
Returns the paths to eQTL Catalogue query results stored within catalogueR. Each file is a merged data.table of the GWAS summary stats used to make the query, and the eQTL Catalogue query results (which can contain data for multiple eGenes).
eQTLcatalogue_example_queries( save_dir = tempdir(), fnames = c("BST1__Alasoo_2018.macrophage_IFNg+Salmonella.tsv.gz", "BST1__Alasoo_2018.macrophage_IFNg.tsv.gz", "BST1__Alasoo_2018.macrophage_naive.tsv.gz", "BST1__Alasoo_2018.macrophage_Salmonella.tsv.gz", "LRRK2__Alasoo_2018.macrophage_IFNg.tsv.gz", "LRRK2__Alasoo_2018.macrophage_naive.tsv.gz", "MEX3C__Alasoo_2018.macrophage_IFNg.tsv.gz", "MEX3C__Alasoo_2018.macrophage_naive.tsv.gz") )
save_dir |
Local directory to cache data in. |
fnames |
Character vector of file names to download. |
GWAS data originally comes from the Parkinson's disease GWAS by Nalls et al., 2019 (The Lancet Neurology).
Path to merged example GWAS-QTL summary statistics.
https://doi.org/10.1016/S1474-4422(19)30320-5
paths <- catalogueR:::eQTLcatalogue_example_queries_local()
fnames <- lapply(paths, function(x){
piggyback::pb_upload(file = x,
repo = "RajLabMSSM/catalogueR")
return(basename(x))
})
gwas.qtl_paths <- catalogueR::eQTLcatalogue_example_queries()
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