Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References See Also Examples
View source: R/post_analysis.R
This function will plot the expression profile of a gene in individual samples
series across a valid X-axis variable in the phenodata
, while colouring
sample groups according to another variable in the phenodata
, and
using different line types according to yet another (or the same) variable
in the phenodata
.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | expression_profiles_symbol(
gene_symbol, result, eSet, x_var, seriesF, subset=NULL,
colourF=result$factor, linetypeF=colourF, line.size=1.5,
index=0, xlab=x_var, ylab="log2(cpm)", ylim=range(exprs(eSet)),
col.palette="Accent",
col=brewer.pal(n=length(levels(pData(eSet)[,colourF])),
name=col.palette),
lty=1:length(levels(pData(eSet)[,linetypeF])),
titles=c(), title.size=2, axis.title.size=20,
axis.text.size=15, axis.text.angle=0,
legend.title.size=20, legend.text.size=15,
legend.key.size=30)
|
gene_symbol |
A gene name present in |
result |
An output of the |
eSet |
|
x_var |
A column name in |
seriesF |
A column name in |
subset |
A named list to subset |
colourF |
A column name in |
linetypeF |
A column name in |
line.size |
The width of the plotted lines. Default is 1.5. |
index |
In the case where multiple gene or probeset identifiers are associated
with the gene name, |
xlab |
Title of the X-axis. Default is tha value of |
ylab |
Title of the Y-axis. Default is "log2(cpm)". |
ylim |
Numeric vector of length 2 specifying the lower and upper bounds of the Y axis. Default is scaled to the full range of expression values in the expression dataset, to ease comparison of different genes. If set to NULL, the axis will be scaled to fit the plotted data only. |
col.palette |
A valid |
col |
A vector of color names or codes. The number of colors provided must match
the number of levels of the factor |
lty |
A vector of numeric values corresponding to line types. The number of
line types provided must match the number of levels of the factor
|
titles |
Character vector providing as many titles as there are plots to replace the default titles. Default is a combination of the gene id and the associated gene. |
title.size |
Changes the font size of the title. Default is 2. |
axis.title.size |
Changes the font size of the axes title. Defalt is 20. |
axis.text.size |
Changes the font size of the axes text labels. Default is 15. |
axis.text.angle |
Changes the angle of the X axis text labels. Default is 0 (horizontal). |
legend.title.size |
Changes the font size of the legend title. Default is 20. |
legend.text.size |
Changes the font size of the legend text labels. Default is 15. |
legend.key.size |
Changes the size of the legend keys (in points). Default is 30. |
In order to track and visualise individual sample series, each sample in the
ExpressionSet
should be associated with a unique combination of
seriesF
and x_var
. This may require the generation of a new
factor in the phenodata
, combining all experimental factors except
that plotted on the X-axis. See below for an example on the training dataset.
The ggplot object, or the vector of feature identifiers if multiple features are annotated to the gene symbol.
Kevin Rue-Albrecht
ggplot2 package.
Packages Biobase
and ggplot2
, methods
expression_plot_symbol
and
expression_plot_symbol
.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 | # load the sample output data
data(AlvMac_results)
AlvMac$Series <- paste(AlvMac$Animal, AlvMac$Treatment, sep="_")
expression_profiles_symbol(
gene_symbol="TNIP3", result = AlvMac_results,
eSet=AlvMac, seriesF="Series", x_var = "Timepoint", linetypeF="Animal",
line.size=1.5, title.size=1.5, legend.title.size=10, legend.text.size=10,
legend.key.size=30)
expression_profiles_symbol(
gene_symbol="TNIP3", result = AlvMac_results,
eSet=AlvMac, seriesF="Series", x_var = "Timepoint", linetypeF="Animal",
line.size=1.5, lty=rep(1,10), title.size=1.5, legend.title.size=10,
legend.text.size=10, legend.key.size=30)
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