buildCustomAnnotation | R Documentation |
This function imports a GTF file with some custom annotation to the recoup annotation database.
buildCustomAnnotation(gtfFile, metadata,
db = file.path(system.file(package = "recoup"),
"annotation.sqlite"), rewrite=TRUE)
gtfFile |
a GTF file containing the gene structure of the organism to be imported. |
metadata |
a list with additional information about the annotation to be imported. See Details. |
db |
a valid path (accessible at least by the
current user) where the annotation database will be
set up. It defaults to
|
rewrite |
if custom annotation found, rwrite?
(default |
Regarding the metadata
argument, it is a list
with specific format which instructs
buildCustomAnnotation
on importing the custom
annotation. Such a list may has the following members:
organism
a name of the organism which is
imported (e.g. "my_mm9"
). This is the only
mandatory member.
source
a name of the source for this
custom annotation (e.g. "my_mouse_db"
). If
not given or NULL
, the word "inhouse"
is used.
version
a string denoting the version.
If not given or NULL
, current date is used.
chromInfo
it can be one of the following:
a tab-delimited file with two columns, the first being the chromosome/sequence names and the second being the chromosome/sequence lengths.
a BAM file to read the header from and obtain the required information
a data.frame
with one column
with chromosome lengths and chromosome names as
rownames
.
See the examples below for a metadata
example.
Regarding db
, this controls the location of the
installation database. If the default is used, then there is
no need to provide the local database path to any function
that uses the database (e.g. the main metaseqr2
).
Otherwise, the user will either have to provide this each
time, or the annotation will have to be downloaded and used
on-the-fly.
The function does not return anything. Only the SQLite database is created or updated.
Panagiotis Moulos
# Dummy database as example
customDir <- file.path(tempdir(),"test_custom")
dir.create(customDir)
myDb <- file.path(customDir,"testann.sqlite")
chromInfo <- data.frame(length=c(1000L,2000L,1500L),
row.names=c("A","B","C"))
# Build with the metadata list filled (you can also provide a version)
buildCustomAnnotation(
gtfFile=file.path(system.file(package="recoup"),"dummy.gtf"),
metadata=list(
organism="dummy",
source="dummy_db",
version=1,
chromInfo=chromInfo
),
db=myDb
)
# Try to retrieve some data
myGenes <- loadAnnotation(genome="dummy",refdb="dummy_db",
type="gene",db=myDb)
myGenes
## Real data!
## Setup a temporary directory to download files etc.
#customDir <- file.path(tempdir(),"test_custom")
#dir.create(customDir)
#myDb <- file.path(customDir,"testann.sqlite")
## Gene annotation dump from Ensembl
#download.file(paste0("ftp://ftp.ensembl.org/pub/release-98/gtf/",
# "dasypus_novemcinctus/Dasypus_novemcinctus.Dasnov3.0.98.gtf.gz"),
# file.path(customDir,"Dasypus_novemcinctus.Dasnov3.0.98.gtf.gz"))
## Chromosome information will be provided from the following BAM file
## available from Ensembl
#bamForInfo <- paste0("ftp://ftp.ensembl.org/pub/release-98/bamcov/",
# "dasypus_novemcinctus/genebuild/Dasnov3.broad.Ascending_Colon_5.1.bam")
## Build with the metadata list filled (you can also provide a version)
#buildCustomAnnotation(
# gtfFile=file.path(customDir,"Dasypus_novemcinctus.Dasnov3.0.98.gtf.gz"),
# metadata=list(
# organism="dasNov3_test",
# source="ensembl_test",
# chromInfo=bamForInfo
# ),
# db=myDb
#)
## Try to retrieve some data
#dasGenes <- loadAnnotation(genome="dasNov3_test",refdb="ensembl_test",
# level="gene",type="gene",db=myDb)
#dasGenes
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