Show multi-Omics Data in Circular Layout
The world Circomics
comes from the association between Circos
and Omics
.
Circos is a package for visualizing data and information with circular layouts. User can visualize multiple matrices of Omics data at the same time and makes easy the exploring of relationships between dimensions using coloring sectors.
This function uses CoffeeWheel package developped by Dr. Arman Aksoy.
User needs to:
Choice in which Studies is interested.
Visualize the availability of dimensions by checking Availability
.
+ The output is a table with Yes/No availability.
* Load Omics data for selected Studies by checking Load
. The output is a list of loaded dimensions for selected Studies.
When Profiles Data are loaded, the button Load Profiles in Datasets
appears. It uploads all Profiles Data to Processing
panel for more exploring or analysis.
Availability
checkbox checks existing genetic profiles for each selected study. Tis function displays result in table.
For every dimension, the tables are merged by study and saved as: xCNA
, xMetHM27
, xMetHM450
, xmiRNA
, xmRNA
, xMut
, xRPPA
in Datasets (Processing panel).
Comparing experimental analysis to existing cancer genomics data could be used to predict the risk of cancer disorder using epigenmics profiles.
User can import its experimental data from Processing
panel and pull them to circular layout. In the following case, we pulled xCNA
and xMut
(User data) dataframes to circular layout with luad_tcga_pub
and blca_tcga_pub
studies.
User can remove
and pull
him data for all existing dimension.
Legend
checkbox displays the meaning of the color palette.
Mutation: A data frame with at less two column named gene_symbol
and mutation
.
All other dimensions: A data frame with:
first column named id.
that has the study/cancer reference
the remain columns named by the gene symbol
and have the value of the dimension for each study.
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