Enhancedvolcano labels superimposed on points
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acharest • 0
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Last seen 2.9 years ago
United States

Hi I'm using a recent version of Enhancedvolcano and using data of 3 months ago where I got volcano plots with labels next to the points, today I get labels that are right on top of the points. Is there a way to nudge these left or right top or bottom? here's my code

plot1 <- EnhancedVolcano(mydata, 
                         lab = as.character(mydata$gene),
                         x = "log2_fold_change",
                         y = "adj_p",
                         title = "Edu+ vs EdU- Microglia",
                         xlim = c(-8,10),
                         ylim = c(0,8),
                         selectLab = c(),
                         pCutoff = 0.05,
                         FCcutoff = 0.5849,
                         labSize = 5.0,
                         pointSize = 3,
                         col=c('grey10', 'royalblue4', 'purple4', 'red3'),
                         colAlpha = 0.3,
                         cutoffLineType = 'dashed',
                         cutoffLineCol = 'black',
                         cutoffLineWidth = 0.4,
                         legendLabels=c('Not sig.','Log2 FC','p-value',
                                        'p-value & Log2FC'),
                         legendPosition = 'right',
                         legendLabSize = 10,
                         legendIconSize = 3.0,
                         gridlines.major = FALSE,
                         gridlines.minor = FALSE,
                         #drawConnectors = TRUE,
                         #widthConnectors = 0.75
)


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Kevin Blighe ★ 4.0k
@kevin
Last seen 9 days ago
Republic of Ireland

Hi,

That is due to a change in a package on which EnhancedVolcano is dependent, namely ggrepel. Such a change in a package that is not maintained by me is almost entirely out of my control.

What I would suggest is to simply activate drawConnectors and then avail of other functionality to control, e.g., the length and thickness of connectors, and the amount of overlaps that are permitted (via max.overlaps)

Kevin

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Ok thx Kevin, I’ll use connectors and make them white or something do I don’t see them. Alternatively I can just nudge them in illustrator. Thx for your time

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Sure thing, okay, it is difficult to account for every situation. Best of luck

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