Closed Manti19 closed 5 years ago
You may follow the instructions provided here on issue #5
With this you can provide a custom gene list (which you will have to find) and a custom PIN (which you will have to find) and run pathfindR
to obtain mouse pathways.
In the tutorial on biostars you may find a more detailed version of the instructions (under pathfindR Analysis with Custom Gene Sets).
Hope this helps,
I am not able to access it..
On Sun, Jun 2, 2019 at 8:32 PM Ege Ulgen notifications@github.com wrote:
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I am working with mice data. It seems pathfindR package works with human data. How can the define PIN to Mice specific and custom genes too.