resultsTables | R Documentation |
Results tables
resultsTables(object, ...)
## S4 method for signature 'DESeqAnalysis'
resultsTables(
object,
i,
alphaThreshold = NULL,
baseMeanThreshold = NULL,
lfcThreshold = NULL,
extra = TRUE
)
## S4 method for signature 'DESeqResults'
resultsTables(
object,
alphaThreshold = NULL,
baseMeanThreshold = NULL,
lfcThreshold = NULL
)
object |
Object. |
i |
|
alphaThreshold |
|
baseMeanThreshold |
|
lfcThreshold |
|
extra |
|
... |
Additional arguments. |
Generate tables summarizing the differential expression, with subsets for
differentially expressed genes (DEGs). DEG tables (i.e. everything except the
all
table), are arranged by adjusted P value.
DFrameList
.
Named list containing subsets of DESeqResults
.
all
: All genes, including genes without an adjusted P value. This table
is unmodified, and the rows have not been re-arranged or subset. It is
suitable for gene set enrichment analysis (GSEA).
up
: Upregulated genes.
down
: Downregulated genes.
both
: Bidirectional DEGs (up- and down-regulated). This table can be
used for overrepresentation testing but should NOT be used for GSEA.
Updated 2022-05-24.
It is generally recommended to not apply post hoc log fold change
cutoffs. If a specific effect size is desired, instead run
DESeq2::results()
using the lfcThreshold
parameter. Refer to the DESeq2
documentation and vignette for details.
data(deseq)
## DESeqAnalysis ====
x <- resultsTables(deseq, i = 1L)
print(x)
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