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GAGE pathway analysis for RNA-seq

Hi biostarers,

I was following the GAGE tutorial for pathway enrichment analysis after DESeq. 1724 differentially expressed genes were used for pathway analysis.

res <- nbinomTest( cds, 'control, 'treat' )

resSig <- res[ res$padj < 0.01 & (res$log2FoldChange >1| res$log2FoldChange < -1), ]

resSig <- na.omit(resSig)

require(gage)
data(kegg.gs)
deseq.fc<- resSig$log2FoldChange
names(deseq.fc)<- resSig$id
sum(is.infinite(deseq.fc))  # there are some infinite numbers, if use DESeq2, no such problem.
deseq.fc[deseq.fc>10]=10
deseq.fc[deseq.fc<-10]=-10
exp.fc<- deseq.fc

#kegg.gsets works with 3000 KEGG speicies
data(korg)
head(korg[,1:3], n=20)

#let's get the annotation files for mouse and convert the gene set to gene symbol format
kg.mouse<- kegg.gsets("mouse")
kegg.gs<- kg.mouse$kg.sets[kg.mouse$sigmet.idx]
lapply(kegg.gs[1:3],head)

# egSymb is only for human data, so eg2sym and sym2eg functions are only for human data.
#data(egSymb)
#kegg.gs.sym<- lapply(kegg.gs, eg2sym)
#lapply(kegg.gs.sym[1:3],head)

# to convert IDs among gene/transcript ID to Entrez GeneID or reverse, use eg2id and id2eg in the pathview package #written by the same person.
library(pathview)
data(bods)
bods

gene.symbol.eg<- id2eg(ids=names(exp.fc), category='SYMBOL', org='Mm') # convert the gene symbol to Entrez Gene ID
head(gene.symbol.eg, n=100)
head(gene.symbol.eg[,2], n=10)

names(exp.fc)<- gene.symbol.eg[,2]

fc.kegg.p<- gage(exp.fc, gsets= kegg.gs, ref=NULL, samp=NULL)
sel<- fc.kegg.p$greater[,"q.val"] < 0.1 & !is.na(fc.kegg.p$greater[,"q.val"])
table(sel)

sel.l<- fc.kegg.p$less[,"q.val"] < 0.1 & !is.na(fc.kegg.p$greater[,"q.val"])
table(sel.l)
> table(sel.l)
sel.l
FALSE 
  202

but no pathways are significantly changed table(sel)...anything wrong with my code? Thank you!

rna-seq

1 answer

Briefly, GAGE and other methods (GSEA etc) require all genes included, not a preselect short list.

Question answered here in detail:

http://seqanswers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34679&page=4#77

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