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PCxN database contains correlation coefficients and p values between pre-defined gene sets within MSigDB H hallmark gene sets, MSigDB C2 CP (Canonical pathways), MSigDB C5 GO BP gene sets and Pathprint respectively
Package: | pcxn.db |
Type: | Package |
Version: | 1.0.0 |
Date: | 2017-08-20 |
License: | GPL |
Sokratis Kariotis
Maintainer: Sokratis Kariotis s.kariotis@sheffield.ac.uk
Pita-Juarez Y.,Altschuler G.,Kariotis S.,Wei W.,Koler K.,Tanzi R. and W. A. Hide (2017). "The Pathway Coexpression Network: Revealing Pathway Relationships."
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 | require(pheatmap)
library(pcxn.db)
# load the data
ds = c("cp_gs_v5.1", "gobp_gs_v5.1", "h_gs_v5.1","pathprint.Hs.gs",
"pathCor_CPv5.1_dframe","pathCor_GOBPv5.1_dframe","pathCor_Hv5.1_dframe",
"pathCor_pathprint_v1.2.3_dframe")
data(list = ds)
# Explore the static extendable network by focusing on single pathways and their
# 10 most correlated neighbours in the pathprint collection
pcxn_obj <- explore_pcxn(collection = "pathprint",
query_geneset = "Alzheimer's disease (KEGG)",
top = 10,
min_abs_corr = 0.05,
max_pval = 0.05)
# Analyse relationships between groups of pathways shown to be enriched in the
# collection by gene set enrichment
pcxn_obj <- analyze_pcxn(collection = "pathprint",
phenotype_0_genesets = c("ABC transporters (KEGG)",
"ACE Inhibitor Pathway (Wikipathways)",
"AR down reg. targets (Netpath)"),
phenotype_1_genesets = c("DNA Repair (Reactome)"),
top = 10,
min_abs_corr = 0.05,
max_pval = 0.05 )
# Generate the heatmap for any pcxn object generated by the
# explore or analyze function
hm <- heatmap_pcxn(pcxn_obj , cluster_method = "complete")
# Get the gene members (Entrez Ids and names) of any pathway/geneset in the
# data
genesets_list <- gmembers_pcxn(pathway_name = "Alzheimer's disease (KEGG)")
# Create a network for any pcxn object generated by the
# explore or analyze function
network <- network_pcxn(pcxn_obj)
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