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  • dawn1313
    Member
    • Aug 2015
    • 21

    Pathview for ko

    Hi,

    I am using Pathview for visualization. But I got the following error

    > cnts.dt[,1:3]
    K01733 K00615 K08832
    [1,] -0.04457192 -0.4192945 -1.1595308
    [2,] -0.71249489 -0.9496913 -0.7381559
    [3,] -0.01979384 -0.5146385 -0.2218313

    > pathview(gene.data = cnts.dt, pathway.id = "01110", kegg.native = T,same.layer = F,species = "ko")
    Note: Only KEGG ortholog gene ID is supported, make sure it looks like "K01488"!
    Start tag expected, '<' not found
    Warning: Parsing ./ko01110.xml file failed, please check the file!


    Any thoughts would be appreciated!
    Dawn
  • dawn1313
    Member
    • Aug 2015
    • 21

    #2
    Just to say that after the data transposed I got the same error:

    > head(cnts.d)
    T1 T2 T3
    K01733 -0.04457192 -0.7124949 -0.01979384
    K00615 -0.41929452 -0.9496913 -0.51463847
    K08832 -1.15953082 -0.7381559 -0.22183132
    K02920 -2.02753480 -2.7252426 -0.15968617
    K11153 -1.36353517 -1.4521185 -0.92374434
    K08266 -1.19325886 -0.9849484 -0.99459590
    > pathview(gene.data = cnts.d, pathway.id = "01110", out.suffix = "ko.data",kegg.native = T,same.layer = F,species = "ko")
    Note: Only KEGG ortholog gene ID is supported, make sure it looks like "K01488"!
    Start tag expected, '<' not found
    Warning: Parsing ./ko01110.xml file failed, please check the file!

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    • wdecoster
      Member
      • Oct 2015
      • 97

      #3
      I think you need to specify "K01110" as pathway.id.

      That's what it says in the error message: Note: Only KEGG ortholog gene ID is supported, make sure it looks like "K01488"!
      And therefore the xml parsing fails afterwards.

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      • bigmw
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2013
        • 124

        #4
        Pathway 01110 is one of the few general pathways, which are very different from the regular ones. For instance, genes/proteins in these pathways are edges instead of nodes (rectangles).

        Therefore, pathview cannot visualize gene data (as in your case) on these few pathways. However, compound data still work.

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        • dawn1313
          Member
          • Aug 2015
          • 21

          #5
          Well all the following pathways, where I have the most hit protiens, not working.

          ko01100 Metabolic pathways
          ko01110 Biosynthesis of secondary metabolites
          ko01130 Biosynthesis of antibiotics
          ko01120 Microbial metabolism in diverse environments

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          • bigmw
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2013
            • 124

            #6
            As I said above, these few ones are all general pathways. They are usually the biggest and most inclusive pathway definitions. Therefore, you get most of your protein mapped. But this never means that they are really relevant to your study. You need to do some pathway analysis or enrichment/overrepresentation tests to select the pathway with statistical significance. Very likely, none of these pathways stay relevant.

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            • dawn1313
              Member
              • Aug 2015
              • 21

              #7
              Got it. Thank you!
              Just make it clear that the species I study is new. no reference in Kegg, so I used KO terms to have a general idea of regulated genes at pathway level.

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