get_species: Get the species of a reaction part
In DanielKneipp/DNAr: Simulates chemical reaction networks constructed with DNA
get_species R Documentation
Get the species of a reaction part
Description
Given part of a reaction, this function returns
the species of it without the stoichiometry.
Usage
get_species(reaction_part)
Arguments
reaction_part
Left or right part of a reaction.
Details
The species name must starts with a letter or be 0 (for special degradation
and formation reactions).
Value
A vector with the species names. It will return an empty vector
if there is no species (0 is considered a species) on the
reaction or there is only bad formed names
Examples
DNAr:::get_species('A + 2B') # Should return c('A', 'B')
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Get the species of a reaction part
Description
Given part of a reaction, this function returns the species of it without the stoichiometry.
Usage
get_species(reaction_part)
Arguments
reaction_part |
Left or right part of a reaction. |
Details
The species name must starts with a letter or be 0 (for special degradation and formation reactions).
Value
A vector with the species names. It will return an empty vector if there is no species (0 is considered a species) on the reaction or there is only bad formed names
Examples
DNAr:::get_species('A + 2B') # Should return c('A', 'B')
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