#' ggmanZoom_addpoints
#'
#' Zoom in to a specific region of the Manhattan Plot
#'
#' @param ggmanPlot A ggplot object of class 'ggman'
#' @param chromosome Chromosome identifier
#' @param start.position Starting basepair position
#' @param end.position Ending basepair position
#' @param ... other arguments to pass to \code{\link{geom_point}}
#' @return A regional association plot
#'
#' @examples
#'
#'
#'
#'
#'
#'
#' @export
ggmanZoom_addpoints <- function(ggmanZoomPlot,
dfm,
snp="SNP",
pvalue="P",
point.color = "red",
point.legend.name="new analysis",
...){
ggmanZoomPlot1 <- ggmanZoomPlot[[1]]
dfm0 <- ggmanZoomPlot1$data
dfm <- as.data.frame(dfm)
dfm1 <- data.frame(snp = dfm[,snp],pvalue=dfm[,pvalue])
dfm <- merge(dfm0[,c("snp","index","bp")],dfm1,by="snp")
dfm$marker <- -log10(dfm$pvalue)
scmnames <- c(names(ggmanZoomPlot$scm),point.legend.name)
scm <- c(ggmanZoomPlot$scm,point.color)
names(scm) <- scmnames
point.legend.title <- ggmanZoomPlot$point.legend.title
p1 <- ggmanZoomPlot1 +
geom_point(data=dfm,aes(color=point.legend.name),...)+
scale_color_manual(name=point.legend.title,
values=scm)
class(p1) <- append(class(p1), "ggman")
p1 <- list(plot=p1,
scm=scm,
point.legend.title=point.legend.title)
return(p1)
}
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