getDrugActivityData: Returns a matrix containing activity (-logGI50) data for a...
In rcellminer: rcellminer: Molecular Profiles, Drug Response, and Chemical Structures for the NCI-60 Cell Lines
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View source: R/getDrugActivityData.R
Description
Returns a matrix containing activity (-logGI50) data for a set of compounds.
Usage
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getDrugActivityData(nscSet, onlyCellMinerExps = TRUE)
Arguments
nscSet
A string specifying the NSC identifiers for the compounds.
onlyCellMinerExps
A logical value indicating whether to compute results
using only experimental data included in CellMiner (default=TRUE).
Value
a matrix with NCI-60 average (over experiments) -logGI50 activity
data; compound activity profiles are along rows.
Examples
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2
nscSet <- c("141540", "123127") # Etoposide, Doxorubicin.
actData <- getDrugActivityData(nscSet)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/getDrugActivityData.R
Description
Returns a matrix containing activity (-logGI50) data for a set of compounds.
Usage
1 | getDrugActivityData(nscSet, onlyCellMinerExps = TRUE)
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Arguments
nscSet |
A string specifying the NSC identifiers for the compounds. |
onlyCellMinerExps |
A logical value indicating whether to compute results using only experimental data included in CellMiner (default=TRUE). |
Value
a matrix with NCI-60 average (over experiments) -logGI50 activity data; compound activity profiles are along rows.
Examples
1 2 | nscSet <- c("141540", "123127") # Etoposide, Doxorubicin.
actData <- getDrugActivityData(nscSet)
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