Thanks, am looking into it.
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How to plot Z-scores in R for gene expression data
Hello, I have a table with gene expressions across samples. I have calculated the z scores and need to create this plot as given below: http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0022196#pone-0022196-g001
My table looks like:
Gene_name E_2401_ctrl_1 E_2401_ctrl_2 E_2401_ctrl_3 E_2401_drt_1 E_2401_drt_2
LOC_Os01g01312 1.601736731 0.310548148 1.238589942 -0.899941148 -0.980640435
LOC_Os01g01360 -0.850254449 -0.420792594 0.083358279 0.86759297 0.102030534
LOC_Os01g01390 0.40382069 -0.377555928 -0.009849284 -0.285629267 0.219967368
LOC_Os01g01610 -1.102507436 -0.90329537 -0.458899223 1.042853272 0.904937227
LOC_Os01g01620 -0.806239145 -1.190898502 -0.229250108 0.812535653 1.004865332
I have almost 3000 genes and 50 samples. Hence plotting in excel is not an option.
Kindly help
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You can use free software MultiExperiment Viewer (MeV) for generating the plot mentioned in the article. Documentation is available Here
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Actually, MultiExperiment Viewer (MeV) creates clusters and then we can visualize plots. Here, I have already clustered my data and wish to visualize
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Even without clustering, you can generate such image. For ex, in the left panel of MeV, go to Cluster manager->Gene clusters. Then you can find a drop down box (at left top) and select expression graph option.
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Thank you so much,I finally could do it. You saved a lot of time for me !
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I encounter the same problem. how to solve the problem about ploting Z-scores? thank you very much!
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