import_protein_metadata_from_fasta | R Documentation |
Parse fasta files and construct a protein metadata table for provided protein identifiers
import_protein_metadata_from_fasta(
protein_id,
fasta_files,
fasta_id_type = "uniprot",
protein_separation_character = ";",
uppercase_symbols = TRUE
)
protein_id |
an array of protein identifiers (that should be available in provided |
fasta_files |
an array of filenames, these should be the full path |
fasta_id_type |
what type of fasta files are these? options: "uniprot" (highly recommended) or otherwise any other character string (as we have no special rules for generic fasta files) |
protein_separation_character |
the separation character for protein identifiers in your dataset. Most commonly this is a semicolon (eg; in maxquant/metamorpheus/skyline/etc.) |
uppercase_symbols |
convert all gene symbols to upper case? default: TRUE |
table where protein_id = provided proteingroup identifier, accessions = result from fasta_id_short applied to each semicolon-delimited element in protein_id (result is a semicolon-collapsed string), fasta_headers = analogous to accessions, but matching the full FASTA header to each 'accessions' element, gene_symbols = full set of gene symbols, '-' where missing in FASTA, matching each element in 'accessions', gene_symbols_or_id = unique set of valid 'gene_symbol', or the FASTA full/long ID when there is no gene information gene_symbol_ucount = number of unique gene_symbols for this proteingroup (i.e. unique valid elements in 'gene_symbols')
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