Please accept my apology for this basic question. Regarding KOG/COG annotation presentation, almost everyone use the column chart with colorful columns (for example, please see Figure 3 of enter link description here
. I was wondering if there is any specific reason for such a presentation? Which tool was used for drawing this chart with the colorful columns?
I found this script super helpful, thank you!
I do have a few questions though.
1. Is there a way to get rid of the awkward space between the first y major axis tick (0) and the x axis?
2. Do you know how you would add a second legend, like the bottom legend in this pic?
Well, it is a way to summarize your data (proteins annotated in a genome, transcripts, proteins in proteome and so on).
Let's say that you compare two different conditions and you want to get a first glimpse about the variation that this conditions have on the transcripts, you will get a snapshot looking a such graphs. For example in condition 1 more genes involved in Carbohydrate transport and metabolism are transcribed then in condition 2.
You can simply do that using Excels, R, SigmaPlot, whatever. You need to have the number of genes/proteins/transcripts for each category and plot them as absolute values or as frequencies.
Hi Farbod. Thank you very much for sharing the script
I found this script super helpful, thank you! I do have a few questions though. 1. Is there a way to get rid of the awkward space between the first y major axis tick (0) and the x axis? 2. Do you know how you would add a second legend, like the bottom legend in this pic?
Thanks!