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... Hi Yu!
Yes, I had used the wrong file. Then I got the ones for Sus scrofa, and did the MSigdb gene set analysis. Thanks for pointing out the mistake.
The answer that I've posted, is that an acceptable approach to get a list of pathways? Thanks for your help.
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... Thanks you.
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... Hi,
I'm attempting to use 'enricher' and 'GSEA' functions from clusterprofiler package to analayze gene sets from MSigDB.
The following is the code I'm using:
> gmtfile <- "/path/c5.all.v6.1.entrez.gmt"
> c5 <- read.gmt(gmtfile)
> head(df)
ENTREZID log2FoldChange
1 1005169 ...
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... Hi Yu!
Thank you for responding. I tried what you've suggested, and got a list of pathways. Could you please explain why the previous parameters didn't work? Thanks once again.
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... Hi,
I'm trying to do pathway analysis for DE porcine genes generated using DESeq2.
(A) I used package "clusterprofiler" to convert gene symbols to enterzids using the following code:
gg = bitr(m1, fromType="SYMBOL", toType="ENTREZID", OrgDb="org.Ss.eg.db")
geneSS <- as.vector(gg$ENTREZID)
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... I'll look into the vignette. Thank you for responding.
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... Hi,
I'd used DESeq2 to get a list of differential expressed genes. Initially I had got the following results (showing a few records). The following was done a few months ago.
> res <- results(dds)
> res <- res[order(res$padj),]
> head(res)
log2 fold change (MAP): condition treated ...
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