How do I prepare, upload, and evaluate 27k / 450k data? (Multi-block data format)

Introduction

27k and 450k References

In order to grasp the general procedure of understanding and utilizing the 27k and 450k output we recommend some of the following manuscripts:

Tutorial Data Set

In order to illustrate how to use the Genboree Workbench to evaluate 27k / 450k data, we're going to demonstrate how to utilize a publicly available data set: The data set that we are going to start with resides in the Supplementary section of the GEO web site: Data format:
  • The data can be tab or comma delimited format
  • One column has to represent the probe ID
    • I.e. cg00000029
  • One column has to represent the probe score for each sample (i.e. <sample>.AVG_Beta, <sample>.M-value, etc.)
ID_REF    Sample_1.AVG_Beta    Sample_1.Detection Pval    Sample_2.AVG_Beta    Sample_2.Detection Pval    Sample_3.AVG_Beta    Sample_3.Detection Pval
cg00000029    0.8296142    0    0.852155     0    0.8956234    0   ...
cg00000108    0.8492596    0    0.8898684    0    0.9276204    0   ...
cg00000109    0.8247395    0    0.8609225    0    0.8725377    0   ...
cg00000165    0.8228635    0    0.8665444    0    0.8800115    0   ...
...              ...      ...     ...      ...        ...     ...  ...      

Preparing Processed Matrix for Genboree Workbench

We need to take the processed matrix and prepare it for import within the 'Array Data Importer' utility. Please read the help on this tool, but we will also post the necessary file format here:

Format:

##trackName=myTrackName_1:trackSubName_1
#Probe_Name<tab>Score_Value
<ProbeID_1><tab><ProbeScore_1>
<ProbeID_2><tab><ProbeScore_2>
<ProbeID_3><tab><ProbeScore_3>
...
##trackName=myTrackName_2:trackSubName_2
#Probe_Name<tab>Score_Value
<ProbeID_1><tab><ProbeScore_1>
<ProbeID_2><tab><ProbeScore_2>
<ProbeID_3><tab><ProbeScore_3>
...

Actual implementation of above sample (in data format):

##trackName=Sample_1.AVG_Beta:Subset_avg_beta
#Probe Score
cg00000029 0.8296142
cg00000108 0.8492596
cg00000109 0.8247395
cg00000165 0.8228635
##trackName=Sample_2.AVG_Beta:Subset_avg_beta
#Probe Score
cg00000029 0.852155
cg00000108 0.8898684
cg00000109 0.8609225
cg00000165 0.8665444
You will note the following:
  • A header line for each separate sample followed by the column headers
    • This will repeat every time you wish to import an additional sample
  • A unique track name
  • Probe IDs that exist within the ROI (region of interest) annotation track
  • Numerical values for the Score data
The output of this process is provided in the following file:
  • GSE29290_Matrix_Processed.txt-array_format-450k.tsv.zip

Preparing Metadata for 27k & 450k Data Sets

In order to be able to utilize the Genboree Workbench to analyze your array data, it is most convenient if you produce some metadata for your samples. Providing metadata for your samples will allow you to more easily create sets of tracks (called Track Entity Lists) in order to be able to evaluate your samples in a variety of groups.

Creating Track Metadata
  • This example has 2 metadata columns
    • cell_type
      • Colorectal_cancer
      • Colorectal_cancer_knock_out
      • Breast_normal
      • Breast_tumor
    • experiment_type
      • 450k
#name cell_type experiment_type
Sample_1.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Colorectal_cancer 450k
Sample_2.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Colorectal_cancer 450k
Sample_3.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Colorectal_cancer 450k
Sample_4.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Colorectal_cancer_knock_out 450k
Sample_5.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Colorectal_cancer_knock_out 450k
Sample_6.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Colorectal_cancer_knock_out 450k
Sample_7.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_normal 450k
Sample_8.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_normal 450k
Sample_9.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_normal 450k
Sample_10.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_normal 450k
Sample_11.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_normal 450k
Sample_12.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_normal 450k
Sample_13.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_normal 450k
Sample_14.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_normal 450k
Sample_15.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_tumor 450k
Sample_16.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_tumor 450k
Sample_17.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_tumor 450k
Sample_18.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_tumor 450k
Sample_19.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_tumor 450k
Sample_20.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_tumor 450k
Sample_21.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_tumor 450k
Sample_22.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta Breast_tumor 450k
File:
  • GSE29290_full_track_metadata.tsv

Using the Genboree Workbench to Evaluate 27k & 450k Data Sets - Step by Step

  • Create a new Database
    • Drag your group into the 'Output Targets' window
    • Click 'Data' -> 'Databases' -> 'Create Database'
    • Select 'Template: Human (hg19)
    • Enter a Database Name
    • Click Submit
  • Create a new Project
    • Drag your group into the 'Output Targets' window
    • Click 'Data' -> 'Projects' -> 'Create Project'
    • Enter Project Name
    • Click Submit
  • Upload your prepared array data ('GSE29290_Matrix_Processed.txt-array_format-450k.tsv.zip')
    • (Remove your Group from the 'Output Targets' window
    • Drag your Database into the 'Output Targets' window
    • Click 'Data' -> 'Files' -> 'Transfer File'
    • Choose your file
    • Click Submit
  • Import your array data
    • Drag your Database into the 'Output Targets' window
    • Drag your file into the 'Input Data' window
      • This file is located in your_group -> Databases -> your_database -> Files
    • Click 'Data' -> 'Tracks' -> 'Import' -> 'Array Data'
    • Select 'Hs Methylation:450k'
      • You would select 'Hs Methylation:27k' if you are using 27k data
    • Select File Format 'Muti-block'
    • Click Submit
    • Wait for success email
Hello Kevin Riehle,

Your Array Data Importer job has completed successfully.

JOB SUMMARY:
  JobID          : wbJob-arraydataimporter-1347059333_775361

The following array/probe file has been imported: 
 GSE29290_Matrix_Processed.txt-array_format-450k.tsv

The following tracks were uploaded in the target database:

Sample_19.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_2.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_1.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_3.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_15.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_17.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_16.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_14.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_12.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_8.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_9.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_7.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_13.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_21.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_22.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_5.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_11.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_6.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_10.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_4.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_18.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta
Sample_20.AVG_Beta:450k_avg_beta

The Genboree Team
...
Add Track Metadata
  • Upload track metadata file
    • GSE29290_track_metadata.tsv
  • Drag your File (i.e. 'GSE29290_full_track_metadata.tsv') to 'Input Data' window
  • Drag your Database to 'Output Targets' window
  • Click 'Data' -> 'Tracks' -> 'Import' -> 'Track Metadata'
    • Uncheck 'Create New Tracks?'
    • Click Submit
Quickly Create Track Entity Lists
  • Drag your Database into 'Input Data'
  • Click 'Visualization' -> 'View Track Grid'
    • X-axis attribute
      • cell_type
    • Y-axis attribute
      • experiment_type
    • Click Submit
    • Click the blue hyperlink 'Launch Grid Viewer'
Create Track Entity Lists - All Samples
  • Select the (8) Breast_normal cell, the (8) Breast_tumor cell, the (3) Colorectal_cancer cell, and the (3) Colorectal_cancer_knock_out cell.
  • Click 'Selections' -> 'Save Selections'
    • Select your Group
    • Select your Database
    • Type in a name (i.e. 'all22samplesTrackEntityList_A')
    • Click 'Save Selections'
  • Select the (8) Breast_tumor cell
  • Click 'Selections' -> 'Save Selections'
    • Select your Group
    • Select your Database
    • Type in a name (i.e. ''all22samplesTrackEntityList_B')
    • Click 'Save Selections'
You Can Also Create Track Entity Lists Based on Metadata Labels
  • Select the (8) Breast_normal cell
  • Click 'Selections' -> 'Save Selections'
    • Select your Group
    • Select your Database
    • Type in a name (i.e. 'Breast_normal_450k')
    • Click 'Save Selections'
  • Select the (8) Breast_tumor cell
  • Click 'Selections' -> 'Save Selections'
    • Select your Group
    • Select your Database
    • Type in a name (i.e. 'Breast_tumor_450k')
    • Click 'Save Selections'

Heatmap

  • Run Heatmap on All Tracks
    • (Clear any entries in the 'Input Data' window if they exist)
    • Drag your two track entity lists into the 'Input Data' window (i.e. 22samplesTrackEntityList_A and 22samplesTrackEntityList_B)
      • These track entity lists are located in your_group -> Databases -> your_database -> Lists & Selections -> List of Tracks
    • Drag your desired ROI (regions of interest) track into the 'Input Data' window
      • For example, you can use the Promoters:LCP ROI track
        • This track is located in ROI Repository -> Databases -> ROI Repository - hg19 -> Tracks -> Class: Regulation
    • Drag your Database into the 'Output Targets' window
    • Drag your Project into the 'Output Targets' window
    • Click 'Epigenome' -> 'Compute Similarity Matrix (heatmap)'
    • Click Submit
    • Wait for a confirmation email

  Hello Kevin Riehle,

  Your Epigenomic Experiment Heatmap Tool job completed successfully.

  Job Summary:
    JobID          - wbJob-epigenomicsheatmap-1347635780_213632
    Analysis Name  - EpigenomeExpHeatmap2012-09-14-10:15:54
  Inputs:
    1. Entitylist       - 450k_1
    2. Entitylist       - 450k_2
    3. Trk              - Promoters%3ALCP
  Outputs:
    1. Db               - 450ktest_full
    2. Prj              - 450k
  Settings:
    analysisName        - EpigenomeExpHeatmap2012-09-14-10:15:54
    clusterQueue        - gbMultiCore
    color               - Spectral
    dendograms          - both
    density             - histogram
    distfun             - dist
    fixedResolution     - medium
    hclustfun           - hclust
    height              - 8
    key                 - TRUE
    keySize             - 0.75
    quantileNormalized  - true
    removeNoDataRegions - true
    spanAggFunction     - avg
    trace               - none
    width               - 10

- The Genboree Team

Result File Location in the Genboree Workbench:
  http://www.genboree.org/java-bin/project.jsp?projectName=450k

Heatmap results:
  • You will see that we witness clustering among:
    • 8 Breast_normal
    • 7 Breast_tumor (Sample_20 is an outlier)
    • 3 Colorectal_cancer
    • 3 Colorectal_cancer_knock_out

LIMMA

Run LIMMA
  • Drag your first track entity list into the 'Input Data' window (i.e. 'Breast_normal_450k')
  • Drag your second track entity list into the 'Input Data' window (i.e. 'Breast_tumor_450k')
  • Drag your ROI (regions of interest) track into the 'Input Data' window (i.e. 'Promoters:ALL)
    • This track is located in ROI Repository -> Databases -> ROI Repository - hg19 -> Tracks -> Class: Regulation
  • Drag your Database into the 'Output Targets' window
  • Drag your Project into the 'Output Targets' window
  • Click 'Epigenome' -> 'Analyze Signals' -> 'Compare by LIMMA' -> 'Tracks'
    • Click Submit
    • Wait for confirmation emails:
      • "Genboree: Your Epigenomic Experiment Sets Comparison Using Limma job is complete"
      • "LFF API Upload [SUCCESS]"

SPARK

Run SPARK
  • Drag your first track entity list into the 'Input Data' window (i.e. 'Breast_normal_450k')
  • Drag your second track entity list into the 'Input Data' window (i.e. 'Breast_tumor_450k')
  • Drag your ROI (regions of interest) track into the 'Input Data' window (i.e. 'Promoters:ALL)
    • This track is located in ROI Repository -> Databases -> ROI Repository - hg19 -> Tracks -> Class: Regulation
  • Drag your Database into the 'Output Targets' window
  • Click 'Epigenome' -> 'Analyze Signals' -> 'Cluster by Spark'
    • Select your ROI Track
      • Single click on your ROI track (i.e. Promoters:LCP)
    • Customize the settings or leave the defaults
    • Optionally change track colors
      • I.e. change samples 15-22 to 'green' for Data Track Colors
    • Click Submit
    • Wait for confirmation email and follow directions

GSE29290_full_track_metadata.tsv (1.2 KB) Riehle, Kevin, 10/03/2012 01:59 pm

GSE29290_Matrix_Processed.txt-array_format-450k.tsv.zip (77.3 MB) Riehle, Kevin, 10/03/2012 01:59 pm

GSE29290_Matrix_Processed.txt.zip (46.8 MB) Riehle, Kevin, 10/03/2012 01:59 pm

matrix.txt.fixed.heatmap-matrix_data-scaled.PNG (131.6 KB) Riehle, Kevin, 02/27/2013 04:07 pm

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