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\docType{data}

\name{all_degs_venn}

\alias{all_degs_venn}

\title{All DEGs Venn Diagram Data}

\format{

A list with the following components:

\describe{

  \item{DESeq2}{A vector of gene IDs or gene symbols identified as DEGs by the DESeq2 method.}

  \item{edgeR}{A vector of gene IDs or gene symbols identified as DEGs by the edgeR method.}

  \item{limma}{A vector of gene IDs or gene symbols identified as DEGs by the limma method. }

  \item{Wilcoxon_test}{A vector of gene IDs or gene symbols identified as DEGs by the Wilcoxon test method. }

}

}

\source{

The data was derived from differential expression analyses performed on a gene expression dataset using four commonly used statistical methods (DESeq2, edgeR, limma, and Wilcoxon test).

}

\usage{

data(all_degs_venn)

}

\description{

A dataset containing the differentially expressed genes (DEGs) from four different statistical analysis methods: DESeq2, edgeR, limma, and Wilcoxon test.

This dataset is used for generating Venn diagrams to compare the overlap of DEGs identified by different methods.

}

\examples{

data(all_degs_venn)

# Example of plotting a Venn diagram using the dataset

edge_colors <- c("#1b62bb","#13822e","#332c3a","#9e2d39")

name_color <- c("#1b64bb","#13828e","#337c3a","#9e9d39")

fill_colors <- c("#e3f2fa", "#0288d1")

Contrast_degs_venn <- Contrast_Venn(all_degs_venn, edge_colors, name_color, fill_colors)

}

\keyword{datasets}