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I have been working with Reactome in R for single cell RNA seq analysis. I wanted to get, not only the pathways corresponding to my genes, but also the pathway level they belong to so I could classify my results by pathway categories.
I had found these files in the Download section of Reactome:
There, they only expand the information part for the two first files, but not for the third (Complexes to Pathways (Human)), which is actually the one where I think the pathway-level association comes:
However, I found that this third file (Complexes to Pathways (Human)) does not contain ALL the pathways (at least, not the Homo Sapiens one). Do you know where I can obtain it? Do you know any other way of obtaining these pathways' level?
I have developed some R code that uses all this information to match the pathway analysis with the pathway level, but I somehow feel it is not complete! I'd be very happy to discuss it!
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Hi!
I have been working with Reactome in R for single cell RNA seq analysis. I wanted to get, not only the pathways corresponding to my genes, but also the pathway level they belong to so I could classify my results by pathway categories.
I had found these files in the Download section of Reactome:
There, they only expand the information part for the two first files, but not for the third (Complexes to Pathways (Human)), which is actually the one where I think the pathway-level association comes:
I manually made and R vector that associates the top_level_pathway code with its name:
However, I found that this third file (Complexes to Pathways (Human)) does not contain ALL the pathways (at least, not the Homo Sapiens one). Do you know where I can obtain it? Do you know any other way of obtaining these pathways' level?
I have developed some R code that uses all this information to match the pathway analysis with the pathway level, but I somehow feel it is not complete! I'd be very happy to discuss it!
Thank you in advance!
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