gQTLbrowse: interactive exploration of eQTL results

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples

Description

interactive exploration of eQTL results; code as of jan 6 2015 is written with selectizeInput to throw an error on gene symbol deletion

Usage

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gQTLbrowse(store, baseSE, stateGR, phenGR, FDRsupp, orgDbObj = Homo.sapiens,
  selector=selectizeInput)

Arguments

store

instance of ciseStore-class

baseSE

a SummarizedExperiment-class instance that will be used to get gene-level metadata; the rowData component should include fields gene\_name, gene\_type

stateGR

a GRanges-class instance with metadata field name that is used to define ‘state’ of range; used with chromHmm labeling by default

phenGR

a GRanges instance with disease association labeling in a metadata field Disease.Trait; currently the examples depend on the GEUVADIS data and the GEUVADIS SNP identifiers are assumed given in metadata field geuvvid

FDRsupp

an instance of FDRsupp-class that provides a function mapping from association scores to FDR estimates

orgDbObj

an AnnotationDbi OrgDb instance such as Homo.sapiens to be used for transcript location

Details

currently coded to simplify exposure of an error when selectizeInput is used

Value

side effects: will open browser window and allow interactive gene selection and hover-over tool tip for locus- or trait-specific metadata reporting

Examples

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data(ggr19)
library(GenomeInfoDb)
seqlevelsStyle(ggr19) = "NCBI"
library(geuvPack)
data(geuFPKM)
library(gQTLBase)
library(geuvStore2)
prst = makeGeuvStore2()
data(ggr19)
data(filtFDR)
library(gQTLstats)
data(hmm878)
seqlevelsStyle(hmm878) = "NCBI"
library(Homo.sapiens)
#
# will throw error when gene symbol in input box is deleted
# but will simply select properly if it is not; change selector to
# selectInput for simpler interface
#
print( gQTLbrowse( prst, geuFPKM, stateGR = hmm878, 
     phenGR = ggr19, FDRsupp = filtFDR, selector=selectInput ) )

vjcitn/gQTLbrowser documentation built on May 3, 2019, 6:14 p.m.