mitoPlot: Plot clone-specific variants in circular plots

In benstory/mitoClone2: Clonal Population Identification in Single-Cell RNA-Seq Data using Mitochondrial and Somatic Mutations

Plot clone-specific variants in circular plots

Description

Plot clone-specific variants in circular plots

Usage

mitoPlot(
  variants,
  patient = NULL,
  genome = "hg38",
  showLegend = TRUE,
  showLabel = TRUE
)

Arguments

variants	Character vector of variants to plot in format 5643G>T or 5643 G>T.
patient	Characet vector identifying which variant belongs to what clone. The order should match that of the 'vars' parameter and shoul dbe of identical length. If none is provided, the function assumes all variants are from one single sample which will be named "Main Clone". Default: NULL.
genome	The mitochondrial genome of the sample being investigated. Please note that this is the UCSC standard chromosome sequence. Default: hg38.
showLegend	Boolean for whether or not the gene legend should be present in the final output plot. Default: TRUE.
showLabel	Boolean for whether or not the name of the variant should be shown as a label in the final output plot. Default: TRUE.

Value

A ggplot object illustrating the clone specific mutations.

Examples

known.variants <- c("9001 T>C","12345 G>A","1337 G>A")
mitoPlot(known.variants)

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