getDBCarriers: Get the carrier proteins involved in movement of given drugs...
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getDBCarriers R Documentation
Get the carrier proteins involved in movement of given drugs across biological membranes
Description
Get the carrier proteins involved in movement of given drugs across biological membranes
Usage
getDBCarriers(data, drugList)
Arguments
data
The dataframe containing the parsed information of DrugBank. This argument can be obtained using the function loadDBXML(DrugBankFile)
drugList
The list of DrugBank Ids of the drugs. This argument can be either a string (one drug) or a list of strings (multiple drugs)
Value
A dataframe containing all information on the carrier proteins involved in movement of the given drugs across biological membranes
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Get the carrier proteins involved in movement of given drugs across biological membranes
Description
Get the carrier proteins involved in movement of given drugs across biological membranes
Usage
getDBCarriers(data, drugList)
Arguments
data |
The dataframe containing the parsed information of DrugBank. This argument can be obtained using the function loadDBXML(DrugBankFile) |
drugList |
The list of DrugBank Ids of the drugs. This argument can be either a string (one drug) or a list of strings (multiple drugs) |
Value
A dataframe containing all information on the carrier proteins involved in movement of the given drugs across biological membranes
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