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#' ARCPGA: Explore and Visualize Metabolic Data in PDAC Transcriptomic Datasets
#'
#' The `arcpga.app` package provides a Shiny application that allows users to explore transcriptomic datasets
#' with a focus on metabolic filtering and visualization. It is tailored for PDAC (Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma)
#' research, enabling detailed differential expression analysis and interactive data exploration.
#'
#' @section Data Exploration and Visualization:
#' Users can select a dataset of interest and apply pre-integrated metabolic filters or create custom filters
#' to refine the dataset. The application includes:
#'
#' **Volcano Plot**
#'
#' Powered by the VolcanoseR Shiny app, this module visualizes differentially expressed genes based on statistical significance
#' (p-value) and fold-change. The plot offers:
#'
#' - Interactive zooming and selection: Users can zoom into specific regions of the volcano plot to focus on significant genes.
#'
#' - Highlighting key genes: Selected genes can be color-coded for quick identification of genes of interest, such as those
#' significantly upregulated or downregulated.
#'
#' - Threshold adjustment: Users can dynamically adjust p-value and fold-change thresholds to refine the display of significant genes.
#'
#' - Custom labels: Easily annotate points of interest (genes) directly on the plot for presentations or reports.
#'
#'
#' **Modular Heatmaps**
#'
#' Leverage modularized components from VolcanoseR to generate heatmaps for selected genes, providing in-depth insights into
#' gene expression patterns across samples.
#'
#' **Interactive and Reactive Gene Selection**
#'
#' The interactive selection of genes in the volcano plot is fully reactive and seamlessly integrated with other visualizations
#' such as heatmaps and enrichment analysis. Selecting genes in the volcano plot automatically updates these linked modules,
#' ensuring a dynamic and cohesive data exploration experience.
#'
#' **EnrichR Analysis**
#'
#' Perform enrichment analysis on selected gene lists, leveraging databases of interest to identify pathways or biological functions.
#'
#' @section Gene Database Browsing:
#' Access curated gene lists for human and mouse models from the Vasseur Team's research. This includes:
#'
#' **Side Panel**
#'
#' Displays gene information such as Entrez IDs and gene symbols, with additional details in a third column.
#'
#' **Main Panel**
#'
#' Provides a comprehensive overview of all possible gene entries and their correspondences with various ID databases,
#' facilitating cross-referencing across multiple resources.
#'
#' @section File Download:
#' The app includes a file download section where users can access project-related data in various formats, including:
#'
#' - Differential Expression Results: Download analysis results in Excel, TXT, PDF, or HTML formats.
#'
#' - RNA-Seq Data: Access raw or processed RNA-Seq data related to the project.
#'
#' - Metabolic References: Obtain references and resources linked to metabolic processes and annotations.
#'
#' - Presentations and Reports: Download presentations, HTML reports, and archived files related to the project.
#'
#' @section Project Information:
#' Contextualize the research project by providing a detailed overview of the experimental design and key objectives.
#' This helps users understand the underlying scientific goals and how the app can support their research.
#'
#' @seealso \code{\link{run_app}()} for getting started.
#' @name arcpga.app-package
#' @keywords internal
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\docType{package}
\name{arcpga.app-package}
\alias{arcpga.app}
\alias{arcpga.app-package}
\title{ARCPGA: Explore and Visualize Metabolic Data in PDAC Transcriptomic Datasets}
\description{
The `arcpga.app` package provides a Shiny application that allows users to explore transcriptomic datasets
with a focus on metabolic filtering and visualization. It is tailored for PDAC (Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma)
research, enabling detailed differential expression analysis and interactive data exploration.
}
\section{Data Exploration and Visualization}{
Users can select a dataset of interest and apply pre-integrated metabolic filters or create custom filters
to refine the dataset. The application includes:
**Volcano Plot**
Powered by the VolcanoseR Shiny app, this module visualizes differentially expressed genes based on statistical significance
(p-value) and fold-change. The plot offers:
- Interactive zooming and selection: Users can zoom into specific regions of the volcano plot to focus on significant genes.
- Highlighting key genes: Selected genes can be color-coded for quick identification of genes of interest, such as those
significantly upregulated or downregulated.
- Threshold adjustment: Users can dynamically adjust p-value and fold-change thresholds to refine the display of significant genes.
- Custom labels: Easily annotate points of interest (genes) directly on the plot for presentations or reports.
**Modular Heatmaps**
Leverage modularized components from VolcanoseR to generate heatmaps for selected genes, providing in-depth insights into
gene expression patterns across samples.
**Interactive and Reactive Gene Selection**
The interactive selection of genes in the volcano plot is fully reactive and seamlessly integrated with other visualizations
such as heatmaps and enrichment analysis. Selecting genes in the volcano plot automatically updates these linked modules,
ensuring a dynamic and cohesive data exploration experience.
**EnrichR Analysis**
Perform enrichment analysis on selected gene lists, leveraging databases of interest to identify pathways or biological functions.
}
\section{Gene Database Browsing}{
Access curated gene lists for human and mouse models from the Vasseur Team's research. This includes:
**Side Panel**
Displays gene information such as Entrez IDs and gene symbols, with additional details in a third column.
**Main Panel**
Provides a comprehensive overview of all possible gene entries and their correspondences with various ID databases,
facilitating cross-referencing across multiple resources.
}
\section{File Download}{
The app includes a file download section where users can access project-related data in various formats, including:
- Differential Expression Results: Download analysis results in Excel, TXT, PDF, or HTML formats.
- RNA-Seq Data: Access raw or processed RNA-Seq data related to the project.
- Metabolic References: Obtain references and resources linked to metabolic processes and annotations.
- Presentations and Reports: Download presentations, HTML reports, and archived files related to the project.
}
\section{Project Information}{
Contextualize the research project by providing a detailed overview of the experimental design and key objectives.
This helps users understand the underlying scientific goals and how the app can support their research.
}
\seealso{
\code{\link{run_app}()} for getting started.
}
\author{
\strong{Maintainer}: Eugénie Lohmann \email{eugenie.lohmann@inserm.fr} (\href{https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3230-8363}{ORCID})
Authors:
\itemize{
\item Ghislain Bidaut
}
}
\keyword{internal}
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