EnsDbExtremities: Determine Ensembl release extremities Extracts the minimal...
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View source: R/fct_ensemblReleases.R
Description
Determine Ensembl release extremities
Extracts the minimal and maximum Ensembl release number
Usage
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EnsDbExtremities(queries)
Arguments
queries
A character vector consisting of titles for available EnsDb objects.
Value
A numeric vector of the length two, containing the oldest and latest available Ensembl annotation object
Examples
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#ah <- AnnotationHub()
#organism <- "Homo_sapiens"
#queries <- availableEnsemblReleases(ah, organism)
#ens_extremes <- EnsDbExtremities(queries)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/fct_ensemblReleases.R
Description
Determine Ensembl release extremities Extracts the minimal and maximum Ensembl release number
Usage
1 | EnsDbExtremities(queries)
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Arguments
queries |
A character vector consisting of titles for available EnsDb objects. |
Value
A numeric vector of the length two, containing the oldest and latest available Ensembl annotation object
Examples
1 2 3 4 | #ah <- AnnotationHub()
#organism <- "Homo_sapiens"
#queries <- availableEnsemblReleases(ah, organism)
#ens_extremes <- EnsDbExtremities(queries)
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