Open shiyi-pan opened 2 years ago
Hi, I am just a user, not from the package development group of clusterProfiler OR AnnotationForge. I would kindly suggest you to check your GID and your input "test_degs.txt" first. It doesn't seem to be an error when creating your OrgDB. Obviously, the error indicated that the orgdb keyType "GID" doesn't match the genes in your DEG input.
Thank you for your reply. I don't know why the orgdb keyType "GID" doesn't match the genes in my DEG input. here is my gene2go file:
GID GO EVIDENCE
1 NN01g00003.1 GO:0005575 IEA
2 NN01g00003.1 GO:0016020 IEA
3 NN01g00010.1 GO:0003674 IEA
4 NN01g00010.1 GO:0003824 IEA
5 NN01g00010.1 GO:0005575 IEA
6 NN01g00010.1 GO:0005622 IEA
here is my gene info file:
GID Gene_Name
1 NN01g00002.1 3847.GLYMA01G00321.2
2 NN01g00003.1 3847.GLYMA14G00270.1
3 NN01g00005.1 3847.GLYMA08G47480.4
4 NN01g00006.1 3760.EMJ24469
5 NN01g00007.1 3847.GLYMA01G00400.5
6 NN01g00008.1 3847.GLYMA01G00410.3
here is my input DEGs, they all have more than one GO terms:
NN06g00399.1 NN13g00022.1 NN17g00152.1 NN15g02698.1 NN10g01422.1 NN11g01444.1
could you give me some advise ? Thank you again.
Hi, I want to use AnnotationForge to create an database for GO annotation, the creation process works well ,but when I use it to do Go annotation analysis, it always show me the following message:No gene can be mapped. But in original files , my test gene set all have GO terms. Could you give me some advise? Thank you very much. Here is my creation script: ''' emapper <- read_delim(file = "MM_s2sos6ca.emapper.annotations.txt", delim = "\t", escape_double = FALSE, col_names = TRUE, comment = "#", trim_ws = TRUE) %>% dplyr::select( GID = query, Gene_Symbol = Preferred_name,OG = eggNOG_OGs, GO = GOs, KO = KEGG_ko, Pathway = KEGG_Pathway, Gene_Name = seed_ortholog)
gene_info <- dplyr::select(emapper, GID, Gene_Name) %>% dplyr::filter(!is.na(Gene_Name))
gene2go <- dplyr::select(emapper, GID, GO) %>% separate_rows(GO, sep = ",",convert = F) %>% filter(!is.na(GO)) %>% mutate(EVIDENCE = "IEA")
AnnotationForge::makeOrgPackage(gene_info = gene_info, go = gene2go, version="1.0", maintainer = "1343213784@qq.com", author = "panshiyi", tax_id = "3847", genus = "G", species = "m", outputDir=getwd(),goTable="go")
''' Here is the R log:
Populating genes table: genes table filled Populating gene_info table: gene_info table filled Populating go table: go table filled table metadata filled 'select()' returned many:1 mapping between keys and columns Dropping GO IDs that are too new for the current GO.db Populating go table: go table filled Populating go_bp table: go_bp table filled Populating go_cc table: go_cc table filled Populating go_mf table: go_mf table filled 'select()' returned many:1 mapping between keys and columns Populating go_bp_all table: go_bp_all table filled Populating go_cc_all table: go_cc_all table filled Populating go_mf_all table: go_mf_all table filled Populating go_all table: go_all table filled Creating package in D:/NN1138-2GO注释R包/org.Gm.eg.db Now deleting temporary database file [1] "D:/NN1138-2GO注释R包/org.Gm.eg.db" There were 50 or more warnings (use warnings() to see the first 50)
Here is my go analysis script: ''' gene <- read.table(file = "test_degs.txt",header = T)
de_ego <- enrichGO(gene = gene, OrgDb = org.Gm.eg.db, keyType = "GID", ont = "BP", qvalueCutoff = 0.05, pvalueCutoff = 0.05)
Here is the R log:
--> No gene can be mapped.... --> Expected input gene ID: NN06g00399.1,NN13g00022.1,NN17g00152.1,NN15g02698.1,NN10g01422.1,NN11g01444.1 --> return NULL... Warning message: call dbDisconnect() when finished working with a connection