View source: R/onlyInOneLabelState.R
onlyInOneLabelState | R Documentation |
This function returns NAMES of proteins present in only labelled/only unlabelld or both label states
onlyInOneLabelState(.data)
.data |
An environment containing dataframes |
a list with 3 items, each item is a vector containing names belonging to one of 3 groups
##Use example peptide data set, read in and clean data inputFile <- system.file("extData", "data.txt", package = "ComPrAn") peptides <- peptideImport(inputFile) peptides <- cleanData(peptides, fCol = "Search ID") ## separate chemical modifications and labelling into separate columns peptides <- splitModLab(peptides) ## remove unneccessary columns, simplify rows peptides <- simplifyProteins(peptides) ## Pick representative peptide for each protein for both scenarios peptide_index <- pickPeptide(peptides) ## extract list of names of proteins present in one/both samples oneStateList <- onlyInOneLabelState(peptide_index)
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