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merge expression and pct of multiple genes in one #557

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paolo-kunderfranco opened this issue Jun 20, 2018 · 1 comment
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merge expression and pct of multiple genes in one #557

paolo-kunderfranco opened this issue Jun 20, 2018 · 1 comment
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@paolo-kunderfranco
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paolo-kunderfranco commented Jun 20, 2018

Dear All,
I would like to visualize in my clusters avg.exp.scale and pct.exp through a DotPlot of a set of genes, but I would like to output only one column, that should average the avg.exp.scale and pct.exp of all genes, for example

I created a list of genes

mhc.genes <- grep(pattern = "^H2-", x = rownames(x = subset_tac_4_weeks_res12@data), value = TRUE)

now I would like to plot with DotPlot function the average values of all genes present in my list, any suggestion?

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Paolo

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leonfodoulian commented Jun 20, 2018

Hi,

Please refer to issue #528 for an example of how to do this. You can easily replace Seurat::FeaturePlot() with Seurat::DotPlot().

Best,
Leon

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