filter_residue: Filter for standard 20 amino acids
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
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Examples
Description
Filters out non standard amino acids using Comp_ID. The data frame should contain three letter anio acid code in COMP_ID column.
Usage
1
Arguments
df
data frame with amino acid information in Comp_ID column
Value
R data frame that contains information from only standard 20 amino acids.
See Also
fetch_atom_chemical_shifts and filter_outlier
Examples
1
2
#df<-filter_residue(fetch_atom_chemical_shifts("CG2"))
#Downloads all CG2 chemical shifts and removes non standard amino acids
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
Description
Filters out non standard amino acids using Comp_ID. The data frame should contain three letter anio acid code in COMP_ID column.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
df |
data frame with amino acid information in Comp_ID column |
Value
R data frame that contains information from only standard 20 amino acids.
See Also
fetch_atom_chemical_shifts and filter_outlier
Examples
1 2 | #df<-filter_residue(fetch_atom_chemical_shifts("CG2"))
#Downloads all CG2 chemical shifts and removes non standard amino acids
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