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  • uqfgaiti
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    • Nov 2012
    • 13

    #1

    cummeRbund creating gene set

    Hi all,

    I am using cummeRbund, an R visualization package for Cufflinks high-throughput sequencing data.

    I want to create a gene sets to be able to analyse the differentially expressed genes I'm interested in.
    THis is what the manual suggests:

    > data(sampleData)
    > myGeneIds<-sampleIDs
    > myGeneIds

    [1] "XLOC_001363" "XLOC_001297" "XLOC_001339" "XLOC_000132"
    [5] "XLOC_001265" "XLOC_000151" "XLOC_001359" "XLOC_000069"
    [9] "XLOC_000170" "XLOC_000105" "XLOC_001262" "XLOC_001348"
    [13] "XLOC_001411" "XLOC_001369" "XLOC_000158" "XLOC_001370"
    [17] "XLOC_001263" "XLOC_000115" "XLOC_000089" "XLOC_001240"

    > myGenes<-getGenes(cuff,myGeneIds)

    where sampleIDs is a vector of 'gene_id' or 'gene_short_name' values to identify the genes I wish to select.

    I made a normal .txt file with my genes, which looks like this:

    "XLOC_000012"
    "XLOC_000033"
    "XLOC_000071"
    "XLOC_000080"
    "XLOC_000081"
    "XLOC_000102"
    "XLOC_000105"
    "XLOC_000113"
    "XLOC_000156"
    "XLOC_000191"
    "XLOC_000212"
    "XLOC_000229"
    "XLOC_000230"
    "XLOC_000241"
    "XLOC_000242"
    "XLOC_000293"
    "XLOC_000294"
    "XLOC_000328"
    "XLOC_000356"
    "XLOC_000398"
    "XLOC_000417"
    "XLOC_000434"
    "XLOC_000442"
    etc...

    Then, in R, I run these commands:

    myGeneIds<-read.table("my txt file")
    myGenes<-getGenes(cuff,myGeneIds)
    > myGenes
    CuffGeneSet instance for 1 genes

    and what I got is just the analysis of the first gene in the txt file. But I have 577 genes in the txt file.

    How can I make the vector with my gene_id in order to make cummeRbund work correctly?

    THanks for help
    Federico

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