Closed J1205 closed 2 years ago
Hi @J1205,
Indeed. You can easily collect the regulons by simply looking at DoRothEA's resource/dataframe.
For example, if you are interested in STAT2 (target
are the genes in the regulons in each tf
):
dorothea::dorothea_hs %>% filter(tf=="STAT2")
Then you can combine this information with your count matrix for any downstream analysis of your preference.
Hi,
I have inquires regarding a DoRothEA in R. The output shows the variable TFs once plotting the heatmap. I wonder how I am able to collect the list of corresponding regulons (TF targets) in each cluster. Could you please give me a piece of advice?
Thanks,