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SGSeq (version 1.6.5)

plotSpliceGraph: Plot splice graph

Description

Plot the splice graph implied by splice junctions and exon bins. Invisibly returns a data.frame with details of plotted features, including genomic coordinates.

Usage

plotSpliceGraph(x, geneID = NULL, geneName = NULL, eventID = NULL, which = NULL, toscale = c("exon", "none", "gene"), label = c("id", "name", "label", "none"), color = "gray", color_novel = color, color_alpha = 0.8, color_labels = FALSE, border = "fill", curvature = NULL, ypos = c(0.5, 0.1), score = NULL, score_color = "darkblue", score_ylim = NULL, score_ypos = c(0.3, 0.1), score_nbin = 200, score_summary = mean, score_label = NULL, ranges = NULL, ranges_color = "darkblue", ranges_ypos = c(0.1, 0.1), main = NULL, tx_view = FALSE, tx_dist = 0.2, short_output = TRUE)

Arguments

x
SGFeatures or SGVariants object
geneID
Single gene identifier used to subset x
geneName
Single gene name used to subset x
eventID
Single event identifier used to subset x
which
GRanges used to subset x
toscale
Controls which parts of the splice graph are drawn to scale. Possible values are “none” (exonic and intronic regions have constant length), “exon” (exonic regions are drawn to scale) and “gene” (both exonic and intronic regions are drawn to scale).
label
Format of exon/splice junction labels, possible values are “id” (format E1,... J1,...), “name” (format type:chromosome:start-end:strand), “label” for labels specified in metadata column “label”, or “none” for no labels.
color
Color used for plotting the splice graph. Ignored if features metadata column “color” is not NULL.
color_novel
Features with missing annotation are highlighted in color_novel. Ignored if features metadata column “color” is not NULL.
color_alpha
Controls color transparency
color_labels
Logical indicating whether label colors should be the same as feature colors
border
Determines the color of exon borders, can be “fill” (same as exon color), “none” (no border), or a valid color name
curvature
Numeric determining curvature of plotted splice junctions.
ypos
Numeric vector of length two, indicating the vertical position and height of the exon bins in the splice graph, specificed as fraction of the height of the plotting region (not supported for tx_view = TRUE)
score
RLeList containing nucleotide-level scores to be plotted with the splice graph
score_color
Color used for plotting scores
score_ylim
Numeric vector of length two, determining y-axis range for plotting scores
score_ypos
Numeric vector of length two, indicating the vertical position and height of the score panel, specificed as fraction of the height of the plotting region
score_nbin
Number of bins for plotting scores
score_summary
Function used to calculate per-bin score summaries
score_label
Label used to annotate score panel
ranges
GRangesList to be plotted with the splice graph
ranges_color
Color used for plotting ranges
ranges_ypos
Numeric vector of length two, indicating the vertical position and height of the ranges panel, specificed as fraction of the height of the plotting region
main
Plot title
tx_view
Plot transcripts instead of splice graph (experimental)
tx_dist
Vertical distance between transcripts as fraction of height of plotting region
short_output
Logical indicating whether the returned data frame should only include information that is likely useful to the user

Value

data.frame with information on exon bins and splice junctions included in the splice graph

Details

By default, the color of features in the splice graph is determined by annotation status (see arguments color, color_novel) and feature labels are generated automatically (see argument label). Alternatively, colors and labels can be specified via metadata columns “color” and “label”, respectively.

Examples

Run this code
## Not run: 
# sgf_annotated <- annotate(sgf_pred, txf_ann)
# plotSpliceGraph(sgf_annotated)
# ## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
# sgv_annotated <- annotate(sgv_pred, txf_ann)
# plotSpliceGraph(sgv_annotated)
# ## End(Not run)
NULL

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