Description Usage Arguments See Also Examples
Each network node X becomes an FGS itself, so that e.g. each ID 'X' generates a list entry named 'X', the content of which is c('X'), i.e. this same gene/protein. The total length of the FGS list then equals the number of nodes in the network. This is a way to create single-gene "quasi-pathways" for a more specific network enrichment analysis.
1 | as_genes_fgs(Net.list, Lowercase = 1)
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Net.list |
the global network object, pre-created using |
Lowercase |
render gene/protein IDs lower-case (Default:1) |
1 2 3 4 | data(net.kegg)
net <- import.net(net.kegg)
fgs.genes <- as_genes_fgs(net)
print(fgs.genes[1:10])
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