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A biological pathway.
A Pathway instance actually stores multiple variants of the same biological data.
This is the list of included variants:
proteins: includes only interactions among proteins;
metabolites: includes only interactions among metabolites;
mixed: includes all available interactions.
pathwayId(p):Returns the native ID of the pathway.
pathwayTitle(p):Returns the title of the pathway.
pathwayDatabase(p):Returns the name of the database the pathway was derived from.
pathwaySpecies(p):Returns the name of the species in which the pathway was annotated.
pathwayTimestamp(p):Returns the date of pathway data retrieval.
pathwayURL(p):Returns the URL of the pathway in its original database, if available.
convertIdentifiers(p, to):Returns a new pathway using a different type of node identifiers.
edges(p, which = c("proteins", "metabolites", "mixed"),
stringsAsFactors = TRUE):Returns a data.frame describing the edges of this pathway.
The option which selects the desired pathway variant (see section "Variants" above).
If stringsAsFactors is TRUE, strings are converted to factors.
nodes(p, which = c("proteins", "metabolites", "mixed")):Returns the names of the nodes belonging to this pathway.
The option which selects the desired pathway variant (see section "Variants" above).
plot(p):Shows the pathway topology in Cytoscape.
runClipper(p, expr, classes, method, ...):Runs a clipper analysis over the pathway.
runTopologyGSA(p, test, exp1, exp2, alpha, ...):Runs a topologyGSA analysis over the pathway.
Gabriele Sales
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