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  • paolo.kunder
    Member
    • Aug 2011
    • 93

    #1

    cummeRbund get isoforms

    Hi,
    I am facing some problems with cummeRbund R package:

    library(cummeRbund)
    cuff <- readCufflinks()

    #get the top 5 diff expr isoforms
    iso.diff <- diffData(isoforms(cuff))
    iso.diff.top <- iso.diff[order(iso.diff$q_value),][1:5,]

    iso.diff.top

    isoform_id sample_1 sample_2 status value_1 value_2 ln_fold_change
    20524 TCONS_00020591 controlli casi OK 13.0221 1.18723 -3.45528e+00
    39253 TCONS_00039380 controlli casi OK 0.0000 7.12244 1.79769e+308
    75370 TCONS_00075672 controlli casi OK 31.1991 4.17233 -2.90258e+00
    75504 TCONS_00075806 controlli casi OK 18.1982 2.19050 -3.05446e+00
    75485 TCONS_00075787 controlli casi OK 13.1554 1.39641 -3.23587e+00


    myIsoIds <- iso.diff.top$isoform_id
    myIsoIds
    TCONS_00039380.....etc

    how I do extract Isoforms values and plot for instance an expression bar plot?

    how I interact with Isoforms database and extract isoforms values like I do with genes values (myGenes <- getGenes(cuff, myGeneIds))

    Any suggestions will be appreciated,

    CIAO!
    Paolo
  • lgoff
    Member
    • Feb 2008
    • 82

    #2
    Hi Paolo,
    This is something that I am working to build into the next public release of cummeRbund. I recognize the need for a 'getFeatures()' method similar to getGenes() but not tied to the gene-based hierarchy.

    In the meantime, you should be able to take the results of the call to fpkm(isoforms(cuff)), apply your filtering, and then create a ggplot2 object using that data directly. Everything you need to plot expression values should be output by this method.

    Let me know if I can help with anything else.

    Cheers,
    Loyal

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    • vyellapa
      Member
      • Oct 2011
      • 59

      #3
      cummeRbund Installation

      While installling cummeRbund 1.0.0 on R 2.14 , Im getting a "reshape2" package not found. While trying to manually install "respahe2", I have dependency errors to install packages "stringr", "evaluate" and "testhat". Im not sure how to install the dependencies as there is a deadlock while installing packages. For example, when I try to install "stringr" the error is that "evaluate" dependency is not install and vice-versa. Is there an easy way to install reshape2 with all its dependencies?

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      • lgoff
        Member
        • Feb 2008
        • 82

        #4
        You can install reshape2 and all of its dependencies by starting an R session and typing:

        Code:
        install.packages('reshape2')
        Cheers,
        Loyal

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        • beta.gal
          Junior Member
          • Jun 2012
          • 1

          #5
          Hi,

          Now that the newer beta version of cummeRbund is out, I was wondering if the getFeatures, or something like it, had been introduced? I have not been able to detect anything like this from the manual.

          Regards,
          Paula

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          • lgoff
            Member
            • Feb 2008
            • 82

            #6
            Originally posted by beta.gal View Post
            Hi,

            Now that the newer beta version of cummeRbund is out, I was wondering if the getFeatures, or something like it, had been introduced? I have not been able to detect anything like this from the manual.

            Regards,
            Paula
            Hi Paula,
            A getFeatures() method has indeed been introduced ( I think it was introduced in v.1.99.2) it works with the same type of arguments as getGenes(), but returns a cuffFeatureSet instead of retrieving all gene information. You can find details by calling

            Code:
            > ?getFeatures()
            Cheers,
            Loyal

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            • mbjohnson
              Member
              • Apr 2009
              • 15

              #7
              Hi Loyal -
              I successfully added additional annotations at the gene and isoform levels using addFeatures(). However, these extra annotations were not included in the output of getFeatures() using either level="genes" or level="isoforms". The extra annotations were there using getGenes() but I'm mostly interested in getting only the significant isoforms (with all my added annotations). So I was happy to find the getFeatures() function but it looks like this may be a bug in it.
              Thanks!
              Matt

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