Closed pawanchk closed 1 year ago
Hi @pawanchk,
So I think the main problem is with the coordinates of the gene, when we plot we generally use absolute coordinates.
We have this function to convert from relative to absolute, that you can call with CNAqc:::relative_to_absolute_coordinates
.
Anyway, it works on a CNAqc object but you can easily adapt it to your table. THa you use the transformed start and end in the geom:rect. Let me know if something else is wrong.
relative_to_absolute_coordinates = function(x, cna)
{
reference_genome = CNAqc:::get_reference(x$reference_genome)
vfrom = reference_genome$from
names(vfrom) = reference_genome$chr
cna %>%
mutate(from = from + vfrom[chr],
to = to + vfrom[chr])
}
I think this should be closed and re-opened if required.
Hi,
I obtained the copy number plot using
plot_segments
function, now I want to highlight certain regions of interest so I tried thegeom_rect
function but the highlight does not show up. Can I please know what is the best way to highlight certain regions of interest ?This is what I have tried -
base_plot + geom_rect(genes, mapping=aes(xmin=geneStart, xmax=geneEnd, ymin=-Inf, ymax=Inf, fill=geneName)
where
genes
is a data frame containing regions of interest to be highlighted - it has 4 columns -chr, geneStart, geneEnd, geneName
Any advice would be very helpful.
Best Regards, Pawan