convert_genes_human_to_mouse: Adds a column to the df with the mouse gene name...
In AlexandreGaubil/geneSpeciesTranslation: Translating gene symbols for different species
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View source: R/human-to-mouse.R
Description
This function adds a column MouseSymbol to the given df containing the
mouse gene name for the gene present in the column HumanSymbol. If no matching gene
is found, it adds a NaN value to the column. Uses a conversion file between mouse
and human gene symbols (parameter conversion_file).
Usage
1
convert_genes_human_to_mouse(df, conversion_file)
Arguments
df
Dataframe containing the HumanSymbol column
Value
Dataframe identical to df, with an added column called MouseSymbol
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/human-to-mouse.R
Description
This function adds a column MouseSymbol to the given df containing the
mouse gene name for the gene present in the column HumanSymbol. If no matching gene
is found, it adds a NaN value to the column. Uses a conversion file between mouse
and human gene symbols (parameter conversion_file).
Usage
1 | convert_genes_human_to_mouse(df, conversion_file)
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Arguments
df |
Dataframe containing the |
Value
Dataframe identical to df, with an added column called MouseSymbol
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