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16 dmrPlot<br />

Author(s)<br />

Martin Aryee , Peter Murakami, Rafael Irizarry<br />

See Also<br />

dmrFind, readCharm, methp, dmrFdr<br />

Examples<br />

# See dmrFdr<br />

dmrPlot<br />

Plot differentially methylated regions (DMRs) found using the dmrFinder<br />

function.<br />

Description<br />

Usage<br />

Plot differentially methylated regions (DMRs) from tiling microarray data that were identified using<br />

the dmrFinder function. To plot DMRs identified using the dmrFind function, use the plotDMRs<br />

function.<br />

dmrPlot(dmr, which.table=1:length(dmr$tabs), which.plot=1:30, legend.size=1, all.lines=TRUE, all.poin<br />

Arguments<br />

dmr<br />

which.table<br />

which.plot<br />

legend.size<br />

all.lines<br />

all.points<br />

colors.l<br />

colors.p<br />

outpath<br />

cpg.islands<br />

Genome<br />

a list object as returned by dmrFinder.<br />

a vector of indices identifying which tables in the dmr list to plot regions from.<br />

a vector of indices identifying which regions (rows) from each table to plot.<br />

cex argument for the legend (factor by which to magnify/shrink the legend).<br />

if TRUE, plot the smooth lines for all groups. If FALSE, only for the 2 groups<br />

being compared.<br />

if TRUE, plot the points for all groups. If FALSE, only for the 2 groups being<br />

compared.<br />

a vector of line colors, one color for each group whose line is to be plotted (in<br />

alphabetical order).<br />

a vector of point colors, one color for each group whose points are to be plotted<br />

(in alphabetical order).<br />

where to save the output pdf file.<br />

a table with columns "chr","start", and "end" for CpG islands to plot in the<br />

second panel.<br />

the BSgenome object for the organism based upon which your array was designed.

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