[BioC] Reading Agilent files using read.maimages
Steve Taylor
staylor at molbiol.ox.ac.uk
Wed Aug 15 10:02:34 CEST 2007
Hi Sean,
>>A typical header for one of these raw files is
>>
>>CompositeSequence Identifier Database ebi.ac.uk:Database:embl Database ebi.ac.uk:Database:ensembl Database ebi.ac.uk:Database:locus Database ebi.ac.uk:Database:refseq Database
>>ebi.ac.uk:Database:tigr_thc Database www.chem.agilent.com:Database:agc Database www.chem.agilent.com:Database:agp Feature coordinates: metaColumn metaRow column row Reporter control
>>type Reporter group Reporter identifier Reporter name Reporter sequence type H_C1 A_mock A and B/FEATURES H_C1 A_mock A and B/FeatureNum H_C1 A_mock A and B/gbpri H_C1 A_mock A and
>>B/gp H_C1 A_mock A and B/sp H_C1 A_mock A and B/ProbeUID H_C1 A_mock A and B/ControlType H_C1 A_mock A and B/ProbeName H_C1 A_mock A and B/GeneName H_C1 A_mock A and B/SystematicName
>>H_C1 A_mock A and B/Description H_C1 A_mock A and B/LogRatio H_C1 A_mock A and B/LogRatioError H_C1 A_mock A and B/PValueLogRatio H_C1 A_mock A and B/gSurrogateUsed H_C1 A_mock A
>>and B/rSurrogateUsed H_C1 A_mock A and B/gIsFound H_C1 A_mock A and B/rIsFound H_C1 A_mock A and B/gProcessedSignal H_C1 A_mock A and B/rProcessedSignal H_C1 A_mock A and
>>B/gProcessedSigError H_C1 A_mock A and B/rProcessedSigError H_C1 A_mock A and B/gNumPixOLHi H_C1 A_mock A and B/rNumPixOLHi H_C1 A_mock A and B/gNumPixOLLo H_C1 A_mock A and B/rNumPixOLLo H_C1
>>A_mock A and B/gNumPix H_C1 A_mock A and B/rNumPix H_C1 A_mock A and B/gMeanSignal H_C1 A_mock A and B/rMeanSignal H_C1 A_mock A and B/gMedianSignal H_C1 A_mock A and B/rMedianSignal
>> H_C1 A_mock A and B/gPixSDev H_C1 A_mock A and B/rPixSDev H_C1 A_mock A and B/gBGNumPix H_C1 A_mock A and B/rBGNumPix H_C1 A_mock A and B/gBGMeanSignal H_C1 A_mock A and
>>B/rBGMeanSignal H_C1 A_mock A and B/gBGMedianSignal H_C1 A_mock A and B/rBGMedianSignal H_C1 A_mock A and B/gBGPixSDev H_C1 A_mock A and B/rBGPixSDev H_C1 A_mock A and B/gNumSatPix
>>H_C1 A_mock A and B/rNumSatPix H_C1 A_mock A and B/gIsSaturated H_C1 A_mock A and B/rIsSaturated H_C1 A_mock A and B/PixCorrelation H_C1 A_mock A and B/BGPixCorrelation H_C1
>>A_mock A and B/gIsFeatNonUnifOL H_C1 A_mock A and B/rIsFeatNonUnifOL H_C1 A_mock A and B/gIsBGNonUnifOL H_C1 A_mock A and B/rIsBGNonUnifOL H_C1 A_mock A and B/gIsFeatPopnOL H_C1
>>A_mock A and B/rIsFeatPopnOL H_C1 A_mock A and B/gIsBGPopnOL H_C1 A_mock A and B/rIsBGPopnOL H_C1 A_mock A and B/IsManualFlag H_C1 A_mock A and B/gBGSubSignal H_C1 A_mock A and
>>B/rBGSubSignal H_C1 A_mock A and B/gBGSubSigError H_C1 A_mock A and B/rBGSubSigError H_C1 A_mock A and B/BGSubSigCorrelation H_C1 A_mock A and B/gIsPosAndSignif H_C1 A_mock A and
>>B/rIsPosAndSignif H_C1 A_mock A and B/gPValFeatEqBG H_C1 A_mock A and B/rPValFeatEqBG H_C1 A_mock A and B/gNumBGUsed H_C1 A_mock A and B/rNumBGUsed H_C1 A_mock A and B/gIsWellAboveBG
>> H_C1 A_mock A and B/rIsWellAboveBG H_C1 A_mock A and B/IsUsedBGAdjust H_C1 A_mock A and B/gBGUsed H_C1 A_mock A and B/rBGUsed H_C1 A_mock A and B/gBGSDUsed H_C1 A_mock A and
>>B/rBGSDUsed H_C1 A_mock A and B/IsNormalization H_C1 A_mock A and B/gDyeNormSignal H_C1 A_mock A and B/rDyeNormSignal H_C1 A_mock A and B/gDyeNormError H_C1 A_mock A and
>>B/rDyeNormError H_C1 A_mock A and B/DyeNormCorrelation H_C1 A_mock A and B/ErrorModel
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> This is not an Agilent Raw Data file, I do not think. The column names
> are similar, but ArrayExpress has significantly changed the file from
> its original format. That said, the columns with "LogRatio",
> "rProcessedSignal" and "gProcessedSignal" are the columns of interest
> that have already been background corrected and, typically, a
> normalization method applied (not sure which one without some more
> description of the scanner settings).
>
Ok. Thanks. That's useful information. In the protocols section of AE it says 'Default settings'
(http://www.ebi.ac.uk/aerep/details?class=MAGE.Experiment_protocols&criteria=Experiment%3D921408317&contextClass=MAGE.Protocol&templateName=Protocol.vm). If that means it has been normalised I will
have a look at LogRatio, rProcessedSignal and gProcessedSignal, though it would be nice to know how it had been processed...
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>>Does this look correct? How do I get access to the intensities, for example to do a boxplot?
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> I'm not sure if the files loaded correctly, given my comments above.
> RG$R and RG$G contain the Red and Green intensities, if it loaded correctly.
>
That's what I thought. Thanks for the advice,
Steve
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