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ggvolc() and genes_table() now accept the
objects themselves, not only data frames:
DESeqResults (from results() /
lfcShrink()) and a DESeqDataSet after
DESeq() (results() is called for you).TopTags, and DGELRT /
DGEExact from glmQLFTest(),
glmLRT() and exactTest() (all genes are
kept).MArrayLM fits after eBayes();
choose the coefficient with the new coef argument when the
fit has several.de_table() does the conversion, for when
you want the data frame yourself.palette argument with built-in
presets, listed by the new ggvolc_palettes():
colorblind-safe "okabe_ito" and "rdbu", and
presets from the ltc palettes ("pantone23",
"seafarer", "midnight", "maya",
"trio1"). palette also takes a named vector
such as c(down = "navy", up = "firebrick"). The default
colors are unchanged.up_reg_color, down_reg_color and
not_sig_color now default to NULL and, when
given, override the matching palette color.genes_table() colors the log2FC column to match the
plot’s palette, and gains palette and coef
arguments. The table now spans the full width of the plot panel with
larger text, and takes only the height its rows need
(table_height now defaults to NULL; set it to
fix the ratio as before).top_n in genes_table() selects the most
significant genes automatically.ggvolc(list("Day 1" = res1, "Day 7" = res7)), to get
one panel per contrast on shared axes. label_top and
show_counts work per panel, and data2 genes
are highlighted in every panel. Panels are titled with clean bold labels
(restyle with + theme(strip.background = ...)).highlight colors named gene sets
(pathways, GO terms) with their own legend entries, in colors matching
the default palette; choose colors with highlight_colors
and per-set transparency with highlight_alpha.show_counts = TRUE prints the number
of down- and upregulated genes in the top corners.flip = TRUE swaps the axes: log2 fold
change on the y-axis, significance on the x-axis. When comparing
contrasts side by side this lines the fold-change axis up across
panels.facet_scales controls which axes compared panels share.
By default only the significance axis is free ("free_y", or
"free_x" with flip = TRUE), so the fold-change
axis stays comparable while a weak contrast is not squashed by a strong
one; "fixed" shares both.stress_timecourse: real
DESeq2 results (30, 60 and 180 min vs 0) from a fission yeast osmotic
stress time course (Leong et al. 2014, via the Bioconductor package
fission), for trying out contrast comparison.NA p-value or fold change (e.g. those
DESeq2 removes by independent filtering) are left out with a message,
instead of triggering ggplot2’s “Removed rows” warning.data2 can now be a plain character vector of gene
names.genes_table() table and the counts
are darkened when needed to reach a WCAG contrast ratio of 4.5:1 on
white, so light palette colors (e.g. pantone23’s gold) stay
readable.Suggests)
dependencies.ggvolc() gains a sig_col
argument ("padj" or "pvalue") and now defaults
to "padj", so hits are called on the FDR — the recommended
cutoff in most DE workflows — with the y-axis and the significance
segment following the choice so the plot stays internally consistent.
Set sig_col = "pvalue" for the raw p-value. When the
default "padj" is used but the data has no adjusted-p
column, ggvolc falls back to the raw p-value automatically.p == 0. DESeq2 and edgeR can
report a p-value of exactly 0 (floating-point underflow) for the
strongest genes; -log10(0) is Inf, which
ggplot2 silently drops — so the most significant genes used to
vanish from the plot. Those values are now capped to a finite ceiling
(just above the most significant real gene) and a message reports how
many were adjusted.label_top = N. Automatically highlight
and label the N most significant genes without building a
separate data2. Combines with an explicit
data2 when both are supplied.label_dir. Choose the direction the
labelled genes are drawn from: "both" (default),
"up", "down", or "each" (top N
upregulated and top N downregulated). Pairs with
label_top,
e.g. label_top = 10, label_dir = "each".title argument. The plot title is now
configurable and defaults to NULL (no title), replacing the
previous hardcoded placeholder title.ggvolc(..., interactive = TRUE) returns a
ggiraph girafe widget where hovering a point
reveals the gene name and its statistics. ggiraph is an
optional (Suggests) dependency, so the core package still
installs without it.neglog10_cap().README.Rmd (via
devtools::build_readme()) so every example plot is rendered
from live code and kept in sync with the package.DESCRIPTION now declares R (>= 4.1.0),
matching the native pipe (|>) used internally
(previously mis-declared as >= 3.5.0).ggvolc() and genes_table() now accept output
from all three major DE pipelines. Column names are automatically mapped
internally — no manual renaming needed.
log2FoldChange, pvalue,
padj, baseMeanlogFC, PValue, FDR,
logCPMlogFC, P.Value,
adj.P.Val, AveExprgenes column.genes_table() rewritten with
gt + patchwork:
gridExtra::grid.arrange with
patchwork::wrap_table()gt table with formatted
numerics, color-coded p-values, and directional log2FC coloring1.0e-08) so exponents render correctly once the table is
composed into the plot graphic by patchworkpatchwork object (composable,
ggsave()-able)standardize_de_columns(),
detect_de_source()testthat test suite covering all three DE
formats, column detection, attention genes, plot options, and the new
gene table.gridExtra with gt
and patchwork.ggvolc(): Main function to create volcano plotsgenes_table(): Combine volcano plots with gene
tablesall_genes: Complete differential expression
resultsattention_genes: Subset of genes to highlightThese binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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