plot_fusion_reads {chimeraviz} | R Documentation |
This function takes a Fusion object and plots the reads supporting the fusion on top of the fusion sequence (fusion@junction_sequence), provided that add_fusion_reads_alignment() has been run earlier in order to add fusion reads alignment data to the fusion object.
plot_fusion_reads(fusion, show_all_nucleotides = TRUE, nucleotide_amount = 10)
fusion |
The Fusion object to plot. |
show_all_nucleotides |
Boolean indicating whether or not to show all nucleotides. If FALSE, then only nucleotide_amount amount of nucleotides will be shown on each end of the fusion junction. If TRUE, then the whole fusion junction sequence will be shown. |
nucleotide_amount |
The number of nucleotides to show on each end of the fusion junction sequence. Defaults to 10. Only applicable if show_all_nucleotides is set to TRUE. |
Note that the package used for plotting, Gviz, is strict on chromosome names. If the plot produced doesn't show the reads, the problem might be solved by naming the fusion sequence "chrNA".
Creates a fusion reads plot.
add_fusion_reads_alignment
# Load data defuseData <- system.file( "extdata", "defuse_833ke_results.filtered.tsv", package="chimeraviz") fusions <- import_defuse(defuseData, "hg19", 1) # Find the specific fusion we have aligned reads for fusion <- get_fusion_by_id(fusions, 5267) bamfile <- system.file( "extdata", "5267readsAligned.bam", package="chimeraviz") # Add the bam file of aligned fusion reads to the fusion object fusion <- add_fusion_reads_alignment(fusion, bamfile) # Temporary file to store the plot pngFilename <- tempfile( pattern = "fusionPlot", fileext = ".png", tmpdir = tempdir()) # Calculate image size based on supporting reads and lenght of junction # sequence. imageWidth <- (nchar(partner_gene_junction_sequence(upstream_partner_gene(fusion))) + nchar(partner_gene_junction_sequence(downstream_partner_gene(fusion)))) * 15 imageHeight <- (fusion_split_reads_count(fusion)+fusion_spanning_reads_count(fusion)) * 20 # Open device png(pngFilename, width = imageWidth, height = imageHeight) # Now we can plot plot_fusion_reads(fusion) # Close device dev.off()