Enrichment Map Tutorial Direct from GSEA Interface

Outline

This quick tutorial will guide you through the generation of an Enrichment Map for an analysis performed using GSEA Gene Set Enrichment Analysis directly from the GSEA interface.

To run this tutorial

• You need to have Cytoscape installed : minimally 2.6.3 must be installed but preferable to have the latest version of Cytoscape 2 (e.g. 2.8.3)
• It does not work with Cytoscape 3

• You need a version of GSEA that supports the direct creation of Enrichment Maps. (FILL IN VERSION NUMBER WHEN IT GETS RELEASED)

• If you have previously run GSEA analyses you wish to create an Enrichment Map from skip to step 2.

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Instructions

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Step 1: Run GSEA

Step 2: Generate Enrichment Map

1. Once GSEA has completed click in the Steps in GSEA analysis panel click on Enrichment Map Visualization.

2. Navigate to the analysis or analyses you wish to create an enrichment map for. There are two ways to do this:

   1. click on the ... next to Select a GSEA result from the application cache. From the list select the set of analyses to load. (hold down CTRL or COMMAND key to select multiple analyses). Click on OK. B. click on the ... next to [OR] Locate a GSEA result folder from the file system. Navigate to the GSEA result directory you wish to use. Click on OK.

3. Click on Load GSEA Results. NOTE: if the GSEA analysis was performed on a dataset that was not collapsed it will take a few seconds for the information to load as it needs to collapse it first.

4. Bottom frame will appear, auto-populating file fields according to the GSEA results folders specified. Multiple GSEA folders can be specified. If more than one folder is specified bottom frame will contain specifications for two datasets. If only one directory is specified then only one dataset will be accommodated.

5. The user can specify which of the datasets to use as dataset 1 by selecting dataset from drop down list. Selecting a different dataset will automatically populate Expression(Dataset 1) with the corresponding expression file

6. If you have conducted a GSEA analysis on a Preranked list of genes but wish to see the original expression file associated with your enrichment map update the path to the expression file next to Expression (Dataset 1).

7. The user can specify which of the datasets to use as dataset 2 by selecting dataset from drop down list. Selecting a different dataset will automatically populate Expression(Dataset 2) with the corresponding expression file

8. If you have conducted a GSEA analysis on a Preranked list of genes but wish to see the original expression file associated with your enrichment map update the path to the expression file next to Expression (Dataset 2).

9. Tune Parameters (check out tips for choosing parameters)

   • P-value cut-off 0.001

   • Q-value cut-off 0.05

   • Check Overlap Coefficient

     • Overlap coefficient cut-off 0.5

10. Click on Build Enrichment Map
11. Cytoscape should launch and create your Enrichment map.
12. Go to View, and activate Show Graphics Details

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Step 3: Examining Results

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