BiocStyle::markdown() suppressPackageStartupMessages({ library(gwascat) })
The EMBL-EBI curation of the GWAS catalog (originated at NHGRI)
includes labelings of GWAS hit records with terms from the EBI Experimental
Factor Ontology (EFO). The Bioconductor r Biocpkg("gwascat")
package includes a r Biocpkg("graph")
representation of the ontology
and records the EFO assignments of GWAS results in its basic
representations of the catalog.
Term names are regimented.
library(gwascat) requireNamespace("graph") data(efo.obo.g) efo.obo.g sn = head(graph::nodes(efo.obo.g)) sn
The nodeData of the graph includes a def
field.
We will process that to create a data.frame.
nd = graph::nodeData(efo.obo.g) alldef = sapply(nd, function(x) unlist(x[["def"]])) allnames = sapply(nd, function(x) unlist(x[["name"]])) alld2 = sapply(alldef, function(x) if(is.null(x)) return(" ") else x[1]) mydf = data.frame(id = names(allnames), concept=as.character(allnames), def=unlist(alld2))
We can create an interactive data table for all terms, but for performance we limit the table size to terms involving the string 'autoimm'.
limdf = mydf[ grep("autoimm", mydf$def, ignore.case=TRUE), ] requireNamespace("DT") suppressWarnings({ DT::datatable(limdf, rownames=FALSE, options=list(pageLength=5)) })
The use of the graph representation allows various approaches to traversal and selection. Here we examine metadata for a term of interest, transform to an undirected graph, and obtain the adjacency list for that term.
graph::nodeData(efo.obo.g, "EFO:0000540") ue = graph::ugraph(efo.obo.g) neighISD = graph::adj(ue, "EFO:0000540")[[1]] sapply(graph::nodeData(graph::subGraph(neighISD, efo.obo.g)), "[[", "name")
With RBGL we can compute paths to terms from root.
requireNamespace("RBGL") p = RBGL::sp.between( efo.obo.g, "EFO:0000685", "EFO:0000001") sapply(graph::nodeData(graph::subGraph(p[[1]]$path_detail, efo.obo.g)), "[[", "name")
The mcols
element of the GRanges
instances provided by
gwascat include mapped EFO terms and EFO URIs.
data(ebicat38) names(S4Vectors::mcols(ebicat38)) adinds = grep("autoimmu", ebicat38$MAPPED_TRAIT) adgr = ebicat38[adinds] adgr mcols(adgr)[, c("MAPPED_TRAIT", "MAPPED_TRAIT_URI")]
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