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enrich-omics

Package to perform enrichment analysis in python using EnrichR and OpenTargets APIs

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Enrich_Omics: A Python wrapper for EnrichR and OpenTargets

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About

Python wrapper for EnrichR and OpenTargets API. Allows for visualisation of enriched pathways or diseases associated to a given target

EnrichR
  • Choose from all EnrichR libraries (Transcription, Pathways, Drugs, etc). Default library is KEGG_pathways_2021
  • Get table with enrichment results
  • Plot enrichment results and export it
OpenTargets

Open Target is currently only supporting the search of a single target

Target endpoint
  • Convert Entrez to Ensemble if needed (OpenTargets API accepts only Ensemble IDs)
  • Get description of the function of the target
  • Get diseases associated to a certain target
  • Plot diseases associated to a certain target
  • Get table drugs associated to a certain target
  • Plot the drugs that work for a given target and the diseases associated to it
  • Plot the drugs associated to a given target and the trial phase they are currently in
Plots
  • Export plots in SVG and PNG

Installation


pip install enrich-omics

Tutorial

EnrichR API

import enrich_omics
from enrich_omics import EnrichR
from enrich_omics import OpenTargets

# get all available libraries
EnrichR.get_libraries()

# get enrichment for a list of genes/proteins
# default library is 'KEGG_2021_Human' but other libraries can be specified using the 'library_name' argument.
# check out available libraries with the command above
# library_type, height, width and max_hits arguments are optional. See source code for details or docs for examples.

gene_list = ['LMNA', 'MYH7', 'TNNT2', 'ACE2']
EnrichR.plot_enrichment(gene_list)

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# specifying a different library
EnrichR.plot_enrichment(gene_list, library_name = 'BioPlanet_2019', height = 200, width = 300, max_hits= None)

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# get results as table for downstream analysis/ pipeline integration
EnrichR.get_table_enrichment(['LMNA', 'MYH7', 'TNNT2', 'ACE2'], library_name='KEGG_2021_Human')

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Open Targets API (Open Targets currently only supports single target enrichment. More information on the OpenTargets website)

# OpenTargets takes EnsembleIDs by default, but entrez ids can be passed using the argument entrez = True
# Export plots easily in png or svg
OpenTargets.plot_diseases(target_id = 'PLG', entrez = True) 

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OpenTargets.get_table_drugs(target_id = 'PLG', entrez = True)

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# Plot drugs and diseases associated to a given target
OpenTargets.plot_drugs_disease(target_id = 'PLG', entrez = True)

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Docs

Documentation for this package can be found here

Contributions always welcome!

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