Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
For Sanger sequence data (typically of mitochondrial origin), it is possible to store the sequence directly within GEOME. 'querySanger()' allows you to download this sequence data into a DNAbin object, as well as to your working directory as a FASTA-formatted file.
1 2 | querySanger(locus, projects = list(), expeditions = list(),
query = "")
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locus |
the locus to fetch. list of markers can be found by calling 'listLoci()' |
projects |
list of projects to include in the query. The default is all projects |
expeditions |
Only applicable if projects are specified. list of expeditions to include in the query. The default is all expeditions |
query |
FIMS Query DSL http://fims.readthedocs.io/en/latest/fims/query.html query string. Ex. 'yearCollected >= 2017 and country = "Indonesia"' |
a DNAbin object, which is a fairly standard form for storing DNA data in binary format. It will also download a FASTA-formatted file to your working directory.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | ## Not run:
data <- querySanger(
locus = 'CYB', projects=list(1),
expeditions=list("acaach_CyB_JD", "acajap_CyB_JD"),
query="yearCollected >= 2008")
data <- querySanger(locus = 'CO1', query = "genus = Linckia AND specificEpithet = laevigata" )
## End(Not run)
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