DESeq2 time course experiments: how to make plots for specific genes?
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CandiceChuDVM ★ 2.5k

Hi all,

I am new to R but I am analyzing my RNA-Seq data with DESeq2. I managed to use plotCounts to generate a plot for a gene with the smallest adjusted p-value (which.min(resTC$padj)) by following the instruction.

However, I don't know how to make plots for other genes which also have small adjusted p-values. I tried both gene_id and which(resTC$padj)<0.05 but they won't work (please see comment for my error messages)

This is the only plot that I can make:
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Here is my data constuction:

sampleFiles <- grep("count",list.files(directory),value=TRUE) 
condition <- factor(c(rep("control",2), rep("rapid",3), rep("slow",3),
                  rep("control",2), rep("rapid",3), rep("slow",3),
                  rep("control",2), rep("rapid",3), rep("slow",3)))
timepoints <- factor(c(rep("t1",8), rep("t2",8), rep("t3",8)))
sampleTable <- data.frame(condition = as.factor(condition),
                      timepoints = as.factor(timepoints))
d.deseq<-DESeqDataSetFromMatrix(countData = countdata,
                            colData = sampleTable,
                            design = ~condition+timepoints+condition:timepoints)
ddsTC$condition <- relevel(ddsTC$condition, ref="control")
ddsTC<-DESeq(d.deseq, test="LRT", reduced = ~ condition+timepoints)
resTC<-results(ddsTC, alpha = 0.05)
resTCOrdered <- resTC[order(resTC$padj),]

Here is how I make the plot. I only know how to use which.min(resTC$padj) :

data<-plotCounts(ddsTC, which.min(resTC$padj),intgroup = c("timepoints","condition"), returnData = TRUE)
ggplot(data, mapping = aes(x=timepoints, y=count, color=condition,     group=condition))+geom_point()+stat_smooth(se=F, method="loess")+scale_y_log10()
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8.6 years ago

Instead of which.min(resTC$padj), specify a gene ID. You get these with something like row.names(resTC)[which(resTC$padj)<0.05] (or 0.1, or whatever significance threshold you want to use).

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Hi Devon,

Thank you for your response. When tried row.names(resTC)[which(resTC$padj)<0.05], R warned me that Error in which(resTC$padj) : argument to 'which' is not logical.

However, when I change the position of < and tried which(resTC$padj<0.05)], it worked.

Also, I can use which(resSig$hgnc_symbol=="SLC22A13") to check specific genes. Thanks!

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Oops, you found my typo :P I see you figured it out, though :)

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