Author: Wei Li, weililab.org
comparison_name is the prefix of your output file, defined by the “-n” parameter in your “mageck test” command. The system will look for the following files to generate this report:
# define the comparison_name here; for example,
# comparison_name='demo'
comparison_name='cdh1'
Reading input files. If any of these files are problematic, an error message will be shown below.
cstable=read.table(count_summary_file,header = T,as.is = T)
nc_table=read.table(normalized_cnt_file,header = T,as.is = T)
The summary of the count command is as follows.
| File | Label | Reads | Mapped | Percentage | TotalsgRNAs | Zerocounts | GiniIndex |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| /juno/work/solitlab/jc/Project_11252_D/trimmed/CDH1hi.merged.fastq.gz | High | 16112919 | 4105474 | 0.2548 | 77438 | 3324 | 0.17500 |
| /juno/work/solitlab/jc/Project_11252_D/trimmed/CDH1lo.merged.fastq.gz | Low | 18839795 | 5681368 | 0.3016 | 77438 | 3007 | 0.16920 |
| /juno/work/solitlab/jc/Project_11252_D/trimmed/Lib.merged.fastq.gz | CTRL | 43856292 | 40320961 | 0.9194 | 77438 | 40 | 0.05808 |
The meanings of the columns are as follows.
If –day0label and –gmt-file options are provided, the following metrics will display the degree of negative selections of essential genes (provided by –gmt-file).
| File | Label | NegSelQC | NegSelQCPval | NegSelQCPvalPermutation | NegSelQCPvalPermutationFDR | NegSelQCGene |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| /juno/work/solitlab/jc/Project_11252_D/trimmed/CDH1hi.merged.fastq.gz | High | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| /juno/work/solitlab/jc/Project_11252_D/trimmed/CDH1lo.merged.fastq.gz | Low | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| /juno/work/solitlab/jc/Project_11252_D/trimmed/Lib.merged.fastq.gz | CTRL | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
The meanings of the columns are as follows.
The following figure shows the distribution of median-normalized read counts in all samples.
The following figure shows the histogram of median-normalized read counts in all samples.
The following figure shows the first 2 principle components (PCs) from the Principle Component Analysis (PCA), and the percentage of variances explained by the top PCs.
The variance of the PCs
The following figure shows the sample clustering result.