keepMT: Keep Mitochondrial (mt) Proteins
In MACP: Macromolecular Assemblies from Co-Elution Profile (MACP)
keepMT R Documentation
Keep Mitochondrial (mt) Proteins
Description
This function removes all the non-mitochondrial proteins by
mapping the co-eluted proteins from chromatography fractions to
MitoCarta database.
Note that this function is only applicable to mouse or human organisms.
Usage
keepMT(x)
Arguments
x
A data matrix object with rows
including proteins and fractions along the columns.
Details
keepMT
Value
Matrix containing mt proteins.
Author(s)
Matineh Rahmatbakhsh, matinerb.94@gmail.com
Examples
# Load the co-elution data
data("exampleData")
# Removes non-mitochondtial proteins
datOut <- keepMT(exampleData)
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Keep Mitochondrial (mt) Proteins
Description
This function removes all the non-mitochondrial proteins by mapping the co-eluted proteins from chromatography fractions to MitoCarta database. Note that this function is only applicable to mouse or human organisms.
Usage
keepMT(x)
Arguments
x |
A data matrix object with rows including proteins and fractions along the columns. |
Details
keepMT
Value
Matrix containing mt proteins.
Author(s)
Matineh Rahmatbakhsh, matinerb.94@gmail.com
Examples
# Load the co-elution data
data("exampleData")
# Removes non-mitochondtial proteins
datOut <- keepMT(exampleData)
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