% \VignetteIndexEntry{Data for DExMA package} % \VignetteKeywords{Gene Expression, Meta-analysis} % \VignettePackage{DExMAdata} \documentclass{article} <>= BiocStyle::latex() @ \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \bioctitle[DExMAdata package]{Data for DExMA package} \author[1,2]{Juan Antonio Villatoro-García} \author[1,2]{Pedro Carmona-Sáez\thanks{\email{pedro.carmona@genyo.es}}} \affil[1]{Department of Statistics and Operational Research. University of Granada} \affil[2]{Bioinformatics Unit. GENYO, Centre for Genomics and Oncological Research} \begin{document} \SweaveOpts{concordance=TRUE} \maketitle packageVersion{\Sexpr{BiocStyle::pkg_ver("DExMAdata")} \tableofcontents \newpage \section{Package contents} <<>>= library(DExMAdata) data(IDsDExMA) data(SynonymsDExMA) data(avaliableIDs) data(avaliableOrganism) data(DExMAExampleData) @ Firstly, \textbf{DExMAExampleData} contains the objects required to perform the \textbf{DExMA} package examples: \begin{itemize} \item \textbf{listMatrixEX}: a list of four expression matrices. The first two matrices contain 200 genes annotated in entrez and the other two contains 175 genes annotated in Offical Gene Symbol. <<>>= class(listMatrixEX) head(listMatrixEX$Study1) @ \item \textbf{listPhenodatas}: a list of four phenodatas corresponding to the four expression matrices of the listMatrixEX object <<>>= class(listPhenodatas) head(listPhenodatas$Study1) @ \item \textbf{listExpressionSets}: a list of four ExpressionSets objects. It contains the same information as \emph{listMatrixEX} and \emph{listPhenodatas} objects. <<>>= class(listExpressionSets) listExpressionSets$Study1 @ \item \textbf{ExpressionSetStudy5}: an ExpressionSet object similar to the ExpressionSets objects of \emph{listExpression} <<>>= class(ExpressionSetStudy5) ExpressionSetStudy5 @ \item \textbf{maObjectDif}: the meta-analysis object (\emph{ObjectMA}) created from the listMatrixEX adn phenodatas objects information. An \emph{ObjectMA} is the object type used in the DExMA package. This type of object is better explained in the DExMA package. <<>>= str(maObjectDif) @ \item \textbf{maObjetc}: an \emph{ObjectMA} after setting all the studies of \emph{maObjectDif} in Official Gene Symbol annotation. \end{itemize} <<>>= str(maObject) @ On the other hand, \textbf{IDsDExMA} and \textbf{SynonymsDExMA} are the neccessary objects to be able to apply the \textit{allSameID()} function of the package \emph{DExMA}. \textbf{IDsDExMA} is a dataframe that contains the equivalences between the different types of IDs. It also contains a column with the organism to which the annotation refers. <<>>= class(IDsDExMA) length(IDsDExMA) names(IDsDExMA) head(IDsDExMA$Entrez) head(IDsDExMA$Genesymbol) class(SynonymsDExMA) head(SynonymsDExMA) @ \textbf{SynonymsDExMA} is a data.frame of 3 columns that contains other possible names that a gene can have in a organism and its equivalent annotation in Official Gene Symbol. <<>>= class(SynonymsDExMA) head(SynonymsDExMA) @ \textbf{avaliableIDs} is a character vector that contains the different IDs that are avaliable to use in \emph{allSameID} function. It is recommended to look this object before making use of \emph{allSameID} function. <<>>= avaliableIDs @ \textbf{avaliableOrganism} is a character vector that contains the different organism that are avaliable to use in \emph{allSameID} function. Like \textbf{avaliableIDs} object, it is recommended to look this object before making use of \emph{allSameID} function. <<>>= avaliableOrganism @ \section{Sources} \textbf{listMatrixEX}, \textbf{lisPhenodatas}, \textbf{listExpressionSets} and \textbf{ExpressionSetStudy5} example objects are synthetic. The \textbf{maObjectDif} example object have been created after applying \emph{createObjectMA()} function from \textbf{DExMA} package to \emph{listMatrixEX} and \emph{listPhenodatas} objects. The \textbf{maObject} example object have been obtained after applying \emph{allSameID()} function from \textbf{DExMA} package to \emph{maObjectDif} \textbf{IDsDExMA} and \textbf{SynonymsDExMA} objects have been constructed using the information avaliable in NCBI GEO \cite{barret2013} and in the NCBI's gene database \cite{ncbi2018} \section{Session info} <>= sessionInfo() @ \begin{thebibliography}{9} \bibitem{barret2013} Barret T., Wilhite S., Ledoux P. and et al. \textit{NCBI GEO: archive for functional genomics data sets--update} \textit{Nucleic Acids Research}, 991-995, 2013 \url{https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gks1193} \bibitem{ncbi2018} \textit{Database resources of the National Center for Biotechnology information} \textit{Nucleic Acids Research}, volume 47, Pages D23–D28, 2019 \url{https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gky1069} \end{thebibliography} \end{document}