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Question: How to plot count data by percentile of transcript length for a set of trasncripts
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3.6 years ago by
Saima • 10
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Saima • 10 wrote:

I have a list of miRNA slicing sites (1 bp-long) for a number of transcripts, and I would like to plot the total count of sites along  percentile bins (25th,50th,75th ,100th) of each transcript length for all transcripts. Can anyone please suggest how to do this in R? 

My input data looks like this:

#transcript    site    length
AT1G11440.1    222    1303
AT1G06580.1    1096    2052
AT1G15020.1    538    1773

 

 
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modified 3.6 years ago by Brice Sarver • 2.4k • written 3.6 years ago by Saima • 10
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Brice Sarver • 2.4k wrote:

Your question is somewhat ambiguous, but let me see if I can help.

Based on your data structure, I would calculate a third vector, percentage, and append it to the data frame (which I'm calling df) as such:

pos <- df$site/df$length

newDF <- cbind(df, percentage=pos)

All the data is now in a single spot, for reference. You didn't need to do that, however - you could have just searched 'pos.' Either way, the next step is to use operators in condition with length() to get the counts you want. For example, to determine the number of transcripts that have a splice site in the first 25% of bases or less, do:

twentyfive <- length(which(newDF$percentage <= 0.25))

HTH.
ADD COMMENT • link modified 3.6 years ago • written 3.6 years ago by Brice Sarver • 2.4k

thanks-- that helped :)

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