Download Matrix from GEO and Load to Seurat/DESeq2.
Arguments
- acce
GEO accession number.
- platform
Platform information/field. Disable when
down.supp
is TRUE. Default: NULL (disable).- down.supp
Logical value, whether to download supplementary files to create count matrix. If TRUE, always download supplementary files. If FALSE, use
ExpressionSet
(If contains non-integer or empty, download supplementary files automatically). Default: FALSE.- supp.idx
The index of supplementary files to download. This should be consistent with
platform
. Default: 1.- timeout
Timeout for
download.file
. Default: 3600.- data.type
The data type of the dataset, choose from "sc" (single-cell) and "bulk" (bulk). Default: "sc".
- supp.type
The type of downloaded supplementary files, choose from count (count matrix file or single count matrix file), 10x (cellranger output files in tar/gz supplementary files, contains barcodes, genes/features and matrix, e.g. GSE200257) and 10xSingle (cellranger output files in supplementary files directly, e.g. GSE236082). Default: count.
- out.folder
Output folder to save 10x files. Default: NULL (current working directory).
- gene2feature
Logical value, whether to rename
genes.tsv.gz
tofeatures.tsv.gz
. Default: TRUE.- merge
Logical value, whether to merge Seurat list when there are multiple 10x files (
supp.type
is 10x). Default: FALSE.- meta.data
Dataframe contains sample information for DESeqDataSet, use when
data.type
is bulk. Default: NULL.- fmu
Column of
meta.data
contains group information. Default: NULL.- ...
Parameters for
getGEO
.
Value
If data.type
is "sc", return Seurat object (if merge
is TRUE) or Seurat object list (if merge
is FALSE).
If data.type
is "bulk", return DESeqDataSet.
Examples
if (FALSE) {
# the supp files are count matrix
GSE94820.seu <- ParseGEO(acce = "GSE94820", down.supp = TRUE, supp.idx = 1, supp.type = "count")
# the supp files are cellranger output files: barcodes, genes/features and matrix
# need users to provide the output folder
GSE200257.seu <- ParseGEO(
acce = "GSE200257", down.supp = TRUE, supp.idx = 1, supp.type = "10x",
out.folder = "/path/to/output/folder"
)
# need users to provide the output folder
GSE236082.seu <- ParseGEO(
acce = "GSE236082", down.supp = TRUE, supp.type = "10xSingle",
out.folder = "/path/to/output/folder"
)
}