knext 1.2.1

Kyoto Encylopedia of Genes and Genomes Markup Language File parser and converter

KEGG NetworkX Topological (KNeXT) parser

KNeXT downloads and parses Kyoto Encylopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) markup language files (KGML). This tool employs NetworkX's framework to create gene-only networks, but mixed (gene, compound, pathway) networks can also be generated. All output files are in TSV format. KNeXT also retrieves a TXT file of node x-y axis coordinates for use in NetworkX's graph visualization library, and it is able to convert KEGG IDs into Uniprot and NCBI IDs. KNeXT also maximizes metadata information through preserving each edge's information and adding gene, compound, and pathway names if desired.

Usage

Primary line: knext get-kgml [SPECIES_NAME]
  
  KEGG NetworkX Topological (KNeXT) parser uses the KEGG
  API to gather all KGML files for a single species. 
  Input species name in 3 to 4 letter KEGG organism code. 

Options:
  --help,	shows options and website for KEGG organism codes
  -d/--d,	directory in which to save output

Primary line: knext genes [Input]

  KNeXT parser deploy's NetworkX's
  framework to create gene-only representations of KGML files.
  Genes between compounds are propagated before compounds are dropped.

Options:
  Input	KGML file or folder of KGML files to parse
  -r/--results	file or folder where output should be stored	
  -g/--graphics	outputs TXT file of x-y axis coordinates
  -u/--unique	TSV file's genes have a terminal modifier
  -n/--names    TSV file includes a column with gene names
                Notice: adds to parsing time and internet connection required
  --help	shows options and file types

Primary line: knext mixed [Input]

  KNeXT parser creates mixed (genes, compounds, pathways)
  representations of KGML files.

Options:
  Input	KGML file or folder of KGML files to parse
  -r/--results	file or folder where output should be stored
  -g/--graphics	outputs TXT file of x-y axis coordinates
  -u/--unique	TSV file's genes have a terminal modifier
  -n/--names    TSV file includes a column with compound, gene, and pathway names
                Notice: adds to parsing time and internet connection required
  --help	shows options and file types

Primary line: knext convert [OPTIONS]
  
  KNeXT parser converts KEGG entry IDs in TSV output files into
  UniProt or NCBI IDs.

Options:
  file	PATH:	path to TSV file
  species	TEXT:	KEGG 3 to 4 letter organism code
  --uniprot	optional flag for output:	use if UniProt IDs are the desired output
  --unique	optional flag for output:	use if the TSV file has terminal modifiers
  --graphics	PATH:	graphics file
  --help	optional flag:	shows options

Options:
  folder	PATH:	path to folder containing TSV files         
  species	TEXT:	KEGG 3 to 4 letter organism code
  --uniprot	optional flag for output:         use if UniProt IDs are the desired output
  --unique	optional flag for output:         use if the TSV file has terminal modifiers   
  --graphics	PATH:       path to folder containing graphics files          
  --help	optional flag:            shows options

For example, KNeXT can obtain all KGML files for Homo sapiens:

$ knext get-kgml hsa

The resulting output folder can be used to parse the files:

$ knext genes kgml_hsa --graphics

The resulting output folder can be used to convert the TSV files and graphics file:

$ knext convert kegg_gene_network_hsa hsa --graphics kegg_gene_network_hsa

Graphics text file usage

import networkx as nx
import pandas as pd
import json

# For files that have UniProt or KEGG IDs
edges = pd.read_csv('edges.tsv', sep = '\t')
file_header = open('graphics.txt').read()
pos = json.loads(file_header)
graph = nx.from_pandas_edgelist(edges, source = 'entry1', target = 'entry2')
nx.draw(graph, pos = pos)

# For files that have NCBI-GeneIDs
# Make sure you are using integers in the pandas dataframe as well
edges = pd.read_csv('edges.tsv', sep = '\t')
file_header = open('graphics.txt').read()
pos = json.loads(file_header)
pos = {int(key): items for key, items in d.items() if key.isdigit()}
graph = nx.from_pandas_edgelist(edges, source = 'entry1', target = 'entry2')
nx.draw(graph, pos = pos)

Inputs

KNeXT only accepts KGML files downloaded from KEGG

The output of which can be used in successive commands. All input formats must be in TSV format. Column names are mandatory and should not be changed.

Example TSV file with KEGG ID's

entry1	entry2	type	value	name
hsa:100271927-98	hsa:22800-12	PPrel	-->	activation
hsa:100271927-98	hsa:22808-12	PPrel	-->	activation
hsa:100271927-98	hsa:3265-12	PPrel	-->	activation

Example TSV file for uniprot conversion with --unique output

entry1	entry2	type	value	name
Q9Y243-23	O15111-59	PPrel	-->	activation
Q9Y243-23	Q6GYQ0-240	PPrel, PPrel	--|,+p	inhibition,phosphorylation
Q9Y243-23	O14920-59	PPrel	-->	activation

Installation

The current release is v1.2.1 Installation is via pip:

$ pip install knext

Repo can be downloaded and installed through poetry:

$ git clone https://github.com/everest/knext.git
$ cd knext
$ poetry shell
$ poetry install
$ poetry run knext [get-kgml, genes, mixed, or convert]

Requirements

Requirements are:

• Python >= 3.9
• typer
• click
• requests
• pandas
• numpy
• networkx
• pathlib
• pytest