Package 'MGFM'

Title: Marker Gene Finder in Microarray gene expression data
Description: The package is designed to detect marker genes from Microarray gene expression data sets
Authors: Khadija El Amrani
Maintainer: Khadija El Amrani <[email protected]>
License: GPL-3
Version: 1.41.0
Built: 2024-10-30 08:20:19 UTC
Source: https://github.com/bioc/MGFM

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Marker Gene Finder in Microarray gene expression data

Description

The package is designed to detect marker genes from microarray gene expression data sets

Details

Package: MGFM
Type: Package
Version: 1.2.0
Date: 2014-08-13
License: GPL-3

Author(s)

Khadija El Amrani Maintainer: Khadija El Amrani <[email protected]>


Microarray gene expression data set

Description

microarray expression data set derived from 5 tissue types (lung, liver, heart, kidney, and brain) from two GEO Series GSE1133 and GSE2361. Each tissue type is represented by 3 replicates.

Usage

data(ds2.mat)

Format

A matrix with 22283 probe sets and 15 samples.

Details

The data consist of the following samples: GSM44702, GSM18953, GSM18954, GSM44704, GSM18949, GSM18950, GSM44690, GSM18921, GSM18922, GSM44675, GSM18955, GSM18956, GSM44671, GSM18951, GSM18952

Value

microarray data matrix

Examples

data(ds2.mat)

Function to build HTML pages to show marker genes

Description

Function to build HTML pages to show marker genes

Usage

getHtmlpage(markers.list,chip, directory=getwd())

Arguments

markers.list

List of marker genes, returned by the function getMarkerGenes.

chip

Chip name.

directory

Path to the directory where to save the html pages.

Details

This function is based on the function htmlpage from the R-package 'annotate'.

Value

This function is used only for the side effect of creating HTML tables.

Author(s)

Khadija El Amrani <[email protected]>

Examples

data("ds2.mat")
res.list <- getMarkerGenes(ds2.mat, samples2compare="all", annotate=TRUE, chip="hgu133a",
score.cutoff=1)
getHtmlpage(res.list, chip="hgu133a",directory=getwd())

Marker Gene Detection

Description

Function to detect marker genes using microarray gene expression data sets

Usage

getMarkerGenes(data.mat, samples2compare="all", annotate=TRUE, chip=NULL,
score.cutoff=1)

Arguments

data.mat

The microarray data matrix with probe sets corresponding to rows and samples corresponding to columns.

samples2compare

A character vector with the sample names to be compared (e.g. c("liver", "lung", "brain")). By default all samples are used.

annotate

A boolean value. If TRUE the gene symbol and the entrez gene id are shown.

chip

Chip name.

score.cutoff

A value in the interval [0,1] to filter the markers according to the specificity score. The default value is 1 (no filtering).

Details

For each marker in the output list, the probe set and the corresponding score are shown. If annotate is TRUE, the gene symbol and the entrez gene id are shown. The score is used to rank the markers according to their specificity. The score values range from 0 to 1. Values near 0 would indicate high specificity and large values closer to 1 would indicate low specificity.

Value

A list with marker genes associated with each sample type.

Author(s)

Khadija El Amrani <[email protected]>

Examples

data("ds2.mat")
res.list <- getMarkerGenes(ds2.mat, samples2compare="all", annotate=TRUE,
chip="hgu133a", score.cutoff=1)
names(res.list)
## show the first 20 markers of liver
res.list[["liver_markers"]][1:20]