I am trying to load this data set: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/bioproject/?term=PRJNA251582
I have installed GEOquerry a while back. When i run the following code I get this result:
library(GEOquery)
eset <- getGEO("PRJNA251582", getGPL = FALSE)
> eset <- getGEO("PRJNA251582", getGPL = FALSE)
Error in file.exists(destfile) : object 'destfile' not found
Also what is the difference betwen calling eset <- getGEO("PRJNA251582", getGPL = FALSE) and eset <- getGEO("PRJNA251582", getGPL = FALSE)[[1]] ?
1 answer
This is RNA-seq, not microarrays which GEOquery assumes, so it is expected that it produces no output. RNA-seq is sequencing data, you therefore will need to download the fastq files, align/quantify to get a matrix of raw counts.
For starters maybe this paper: https://peerj.com/preprints/27283/
Please also search biostars and the web for RNA-seq processing tutorials.
For downloading the files (if you really want to do that), search sra-explorer.info for the dataset to get download links. Beside that, there are plenty of posts and tutorials on how to download and process RNA-seq data, please use the search function.
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