Package 'NCIgraph'

Title: Pathways from the NCI Pathways Database
Description: Provides various methods to load the pathways from the NCI Pathways Database in R graph objects and to re-format them.
Authors: Laurent Jacob
Maintainer: Laurent Jacob <[email protected]>
License: GPL-3
Version: 1.55.0
Built: 2024-10-30 08:25:50 UTC
Source: https://github.com/bioc/NCIgraph

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Uses a breadth first search on a directed graph to identify which genes are regulated by a particular node in the graph

Description

Uses a breadth first search on a directed graph to identify which genes are regulated by a particular node in the graph.

Usage

directedBFS(g, node)

Arguments

g

A graph object.

node

A node of g.

Value

A structured list containing the regulated genes and the type of interaction between node and each gene.

Author(s)

Laurent Jacob

See Also

propagateRegulation()


Identifies edges that should be merged to parse a NCI network

Description

Identifies edges that should be merged to parse a NCI network.

Usage

edgesToMerge(g)

Arguments

g

A graph object.

Value

A list of edges to be merged

Author(s)

Laurent Jacob

See Also

parseNCInetwork()


Loads networks from Cytoscape and parses them

Description

Loads networks from Cytoscape and parses them.

Usage

getNCIPathways(cyList=NULL, parseNetworks=TRUE, entrezOnly=TRUE, verbose=FALSE)

Arguments

cyList

a list providing the networks loaded from Cytoscape. If NULL, the function will try to build the list from Cytoscape.

verbose

If TRUE, extra information is output.

parseNetworks

A logical. If FALSE, the raw NCI networks are returned as graphNEL objects. If TRUE, some additional parsing is performed by the parseNCInetwork function.

entrezOnly

A logical. If TRUE, only keep nodes with an entrezID property.

Value

A list of two elements: pList, a list of graphNEL objects, and failedW a list containing the names of the networks that R failed to read from cytoscape.

Author(s)

Laurent Jacob

See Also

parseNCInetwork()

Examples

##------------------------------
## Load NCIgraph
##------------------------------

library(NCIgraph)

##------------------------------
## Example 1: with Cytoscape
##------------------------------

## Must have Cytoscape running with some networks open and CyREST plugin started.

## In this case, getNCIPathways will both read the raw networks from Cytoscape and parse them.

## Not run: 
grList <- getNCIPathways(cyList=NULL, parseNetworks=TRUE, entrezOnly=TRUE, verbose=TRUE)$pList

## End(Not run)

##------------------------------
## Example 2: without Cytoscape
##------------------------------

## Get some raw networks

data("NCIgraphVignette", package="NCIgraph")

## When passed a non null cyList argument (a list of networks),
## getNCIPathways will simply parse the list of networks

grList <- getNCIPathways(cyList=NCI.demo.cyList, parseNetworks=TRUE, entrezOnly=TRUE, verbose=TRUE)$pList

Returns a list of @KEGGEdgeSubType objects describing each edge of the NCI network

Description

Returns a list of @KEGGEdgeSubType objects describing each edge of the NCI network.

Usage

getSubtype.NCIgraph(object)

Arguments

object

An NCIgraph object.

Value

A list of KEGGEdgeSubType objects.

Author(s)

Laurent Jacob

Examples

##------------------------------
## Load NCIgraph
##------------------------------

library(NCIgraph)

##------------------------------
## Get some raw networks
##------------------------------

data("NCIgraphVignette", package="NCIgraph")

##------------------------------
## Parse them
##------------------------------

grList <- getNCIPathways(cyList=NCI.demo.cyList, parseNetworks=TRUE, entrezOnly=TRUE, verbose=TRUE)$pList

##----------------------------------------------------------------
##
## Get the subtype of the second network. Some activation and some
## inhibition edges.
##
##----------------------------------------------------------------

getSubtype.NCIgraph(grList[[2]])

Assess whether a graph is a NCI graph

Description

Assess whether a graph is a NCI graph.

Usage

is.NCIgraph(gr)

Arguments

gr

A graph object.

Value

A logical, TRUE if the graph is a NCI graph, FALSE otherwise.

Author(s)

Laurent Jacob

See Also

parseNCInetwork()


Merges a given list of nodes in a graph

Description

Merges a given list of nodes in a graph.

Usage

mergeNodes(g, mEdges, separateEntrez=TRUE, entrezOnly=TRUE)

Arguments

g

A graph object.

mEdges

A list of nodes to be merged.

separateEntrez

A logical. If TRUE, don't merge two nodes with entrezID.

entrezOnly

A logical. If TRUE, only keep nodes with an entrezID property.

Value

The updated graph object

Author(s)

Laurent Jacob

See Also

parseNCInetwork()


10 raw NCI networks from Nature curated pathways and BioCarta imported as graphNEL objects, for demonstration purpose

Description

These are the ten first elements of the full list of raw networks that can be downloaded using the downloadCyLists.R script.

Usage

NCI.demo.cyList

Format

A list of 10 graphNEL objects.

Author(s)

Laurent Jacob

Examples

data("NCIgraphVignette")
length(NCI.demo.cyList)

library(Rgraphviz)
plot(NCI.demo.cyList[[1]])

Class NCIgraph

Description

Package: NCIgraph
Class NCIgraph

public static class NCIgraph
extends graphNELObject

Class extending graphNEL fro graphs build from NCI gene networks.

Author(s)

Laurent Jacob


Takes a NCI network and transforms it into a simpler graph only representing inhibition/activation relationships between genes

Description

Takes a NCI network and transforms it into a simpler graph only representing inhibition/activation relationships between genes.

Usage

parseNCInetwork(g, propagateReg=TRUE, separateEntrez=TRUE, mergeEntrezCopies=TRUE, entrezOnly=TRUE)

Arguments

g

A graph object.

propagateReg

A logical. If TRUE, use propagateRegulation to transform the network before parsing it.

separateEntrez

A logical. If TRUE, don't merge two nodes with entrezID.

mergeEntrezCopies

A logical. If TRUE, merge resulting nodes that have the same entrezID.

entrezOnly

A logical. If TRUE, only keep nodes with an entrezID property.

Value

The new graph object.

Author(s)

Laurent Jacob

Examples

## Load NCIgraph

library(NCIgraph)

## Get some raw networks

data("NCIgraphVignette", package="NCIgraph")

## Parse the first of them

parsedNetwork <- parseNCInetwork(NCI.demo.cyList[[1]],propagateReg=TRUE,separateEntrez=TRUE,mergeEntrezCopies=TRUE,entrezOnly=TRUE)

Transforms the network in a way that each Biochemical Reaction node pointing to a Complex points to what is regulated by the complex and updates the interaction types accordingly

Description

Transforms the network in a way that each Biochemical Reaction node pointing to a Complex points to what is regulated by the complex and updates the interaction types accordingly.

Usage

propagateRegulation(g)

Arguments

g

A graph object.

Value

The updated graph object

Author(s)

Laurent Jacob

See Also

parseNCInetwork()


Gives the entrezID corresponding to the nodes of a graph

Description

Gives the entrezID corresponding to the nodes of a graph.

Usage

translateNCI2GeneID(g)

Arguments

g

A graph object.

Value

A vector of character giving the entrez ID of the nodes of g.

Author(s)

Laurent Jacob

See Also

parseNCInetwork()

Examples

##------------------------------
## Load NCIgraph
##------------------------------

library(NCIgraph)

## Get some raw networks

data("NCIgraphVignette", package="NCIgraph")

## Parse them

grList <- getNCIPathways(cyList=NCI.demo.cyList, parseNetworks=TRUE, entrezOnly=TRUE, verbose=TRUE)$pList

## Get the gene ids for the first of them

gids <- translateNCI2GeneID(grList[[1]])