codontable: Prints the codon table which is used in the PopGenome...
In PopGenome: An Efficient Swiss Army Knife for Population Genomic Analyses
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Description
This functions prints the nucleotide triplets (as numerical values) and
the correspnding protein character strings.
Usage
1
Arguments
no arguments
Details
The returned value is a list including two matrices.
The first matrix contains the amino acids and the second matrix the
corresponding nucleotide triplets. In the PopGenome Vignette you can see how
to manipulate these tables to use alternative genetic codes.
Examples
1
2
3
# table <- codontable()
# table$Proteins
# table$Triplets
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Description Usage Arguments Details Examples
Description
This functions prints the nucleotide triplets (as numerical values) and the correspnding protein character strings.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
no arguments
Details
The returned value is a list including two matrices.
The first matrix contains the amino acids and the second matrix the
corresponding nucleotide triplets. In the PopGenome Vignette you can see how
to manipulate these tables to use alternative genetic codes.
Examples
1 2 3 | # table <- codontable()
# table$Proteins
# table$Triplets
|
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