lmPlotSingleSequence | R Documentation |
LowMACA comprehensive plot is a four layers plot that summarize the entire LowMACA output
lmPlotSingleSequence(object , gene , mail=NULL , perlCommand="perl")
object |
a LowMACA class object |
gene |
a Gene Symbol that identifies one of the gene analyzed in the LowMACA object |
mail |
if not NULL, it must be a valid email address to use EBI clustalo web service. Default is to use a local clustalo installation |
perlCommand |
a character string containing the path to Perl executable. if missing, "perl" will be used as default. Only used in web mode |
If the specified gene has more than one domain of the same type and mode is pfam, the plot is composed by four layers:
The bar plot visualized by bpAll
The distribution of mutations against the 95% confidence interval superior limit of the null hypothesis (dotted line) with orange bars representing a position with a pvalue <0.05 and a red star for qvalue<0.05
The Trident score distribution
The logo plot representing the consensus sequence
If the specified gene has only one domain of the same type and mode is pfam, the plot is composed by two layers:
The bar plot visualized by bpAll
The distribution of mutations against the 95% confidence interval superior limit of the null hypothesis (dotted line) with orange bars representing a position with a pvalue <0.05 and a red star for qvalue<0.05
If mode is gene, the plot is composed by three layers:
The bar plot visualized by bpAll
The Pfam domains structure inside the protein
The distribution of mutations against the 95% confidence interval superior limit of the null hypothesis (dotted line) with orange bars representing a position with a pvalue <0.05 and a red star for qvalue<0.05
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Stefano de Pretis , Giorgio Melloni
lmPlot
bpAll
#Load homeobox example and draw the plot data(lmObj) #DUXA has a significant cluster of mutation #Plot Mutations on DUXA gene in the #original sequences of its domains PF00046 lmPlotSingleSequence(lmObj , gene="DUXA")
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