NCI pathways to graphNEL
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laurent jacob ▴ 100
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Hello, I'm trying to import NCI pathways (available in biopax format) to graphNEL objects. This question was already asked on the list but with no fully satisfactory answer (for my purpose): - Some pointed to Rredland, which I tried and it indeed seems to parse the .owl properly, but then the conversion to graphNEL is not straightforward. - GeneAnswers was also mentioned, but from what I saw in the documentation, it only loads the gene lists, not the graph of the interactions between the genes in the pathway. - Finally, somebody proposed to use the sif format, which would be fine for a very simplified DAG, but I would need to keep the type of interactions too. Has anyone solved the problem since the last thread? Thanks, Laurent <http: cbio.ensmp.fr="" %7eljacob=""> -- Laurent Jacob Department of Statistics UC Berkeley http://cbio.ensmp.fr/~ljacob <http: cbio.ensmp.fr="" %7eljacob=""> [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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laurent jacob ▴ 100
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Hello, I'm trying to import NCI pathways (available in biopax format) to graphNEL objects. This question was already asked on the list but with no fully satisfactory answer (for my purpose): - Some pointed to Rredland, which I tried and it indeed seems to parse the .owl properly, but then the conversion to graphNEL is not straightforward. - GeneAnswers was also mentioned, but from what I saw in the documentation, it only loads the gene lists, not the graph of the interactions between the genes in the pathway. - Finally, somebody proposed to use the sif format, which would be fine for a very simplified DAG, but I would need to keep the type of interactions too. Has anyone solved the problem since the last thread? Thanks, Laurent -- Laurent Jacob Department of Statistics UC Berkeley http://cbio.ensmp.fr/~ljacob [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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Hi, Laurent Basically, GeneAnswers is designed for enrichment test based on different annotation libraries. In your case, if you just want to retrieve one or several NCI pathways, you can use standard xml query to obtain them from caBIO site. Then reconstruct the pathway by yourself (GeneAnswers also contains filtered gene/protein interaction dataframes for human, mouse and rat from NCBI). But if you want to retrieve a lot of NCI pathways, xml query might take a long time and it's better to ask NCI or caBIO people to generate a flat text for you. Also, caBIO doesn't includes only NCI, but also old BioCarta and Reactome pathways. Best Gilbert On 2/3/11 11:34 AM, laurent jacob wrote: > Hello, > > I'm trying to import NCI pathways (available in biopax format) to graphNEL > objects. > > This question was already asked on the list but with no fully satisfactory > answer (for my purpose): > > - Some pointed to Rredland, which I tried and it indeed seems to parse the > .owl properly, but then the conversion to graphNEL is not straightforward. > > - GeneAnswers was also mentioned, but from what I saw in the documentation, > it only loads the gene lists, not the graph of the interactions between the > genes in the pathway. > > - Finally, somebody proposed to use the sif format, which would be fine for > a very simplified DAG, but I would need to keep the type of interactions > too. > > Has anyone solved the problem since the last thread? > > Thanks, > > Laurent<http: cbio.ensmp.fr="" %7eljacob=""> > -- ----------------------------------------------- Gang (Gilbert) Feng, PhD Biomedical Informatics Center Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center Northwestern University 750 N. Lake Shore Drive, 11th Floor(11-175e) Chicago, IL 60611 Phone:312-503-2358 Email g-feng (at) northwestern.edu
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Hi Gilbert, 2011/2/3 Gilbert Feng <g-feng@northwestern.edu> > Hi, Laurent > > Basically, GeneAnswers is designed for enrichment test based on different > annotation libraries. In your case, if you just want to retrieve one or > several NCI pathways, you can use standard xml query to obtain them from > caBIO site. Then reconstruct the pathway by yourself (GeneAnswers also > contains filtered gene/protein interaction dataframes for human, mouse and > rat from NCBI). But if you want to retrieve a lot of NCI pathways, xml query > might take a long time and it's better to ask NCI or caBIO people to > generate a flat text for you. Ok thanks for the suggestion. The tricky part is to systematically parse the xml to a graphNEL. Paul Shannon kindly suggested another workaround using Cytoscape and RCytoscape, I'll let everyone know how it went. Also, caBIO doesn't includes only NCI, but also old BioCarta and Reactome > pathways. > Actually the Biocarta and Reactome pathways are all available in BioPAX format on the NCI website http://pid.nci.nih.gov/download.shtml so I should be fine if I manage to convert BioPAX files to graphNEL objects. Cheers, Laurent -- Laurent Jacob Department of Statistics UC Berkeley http://cbio.ensmp.fr/~ljacob [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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