j2g: Open FlyBase gene reports using a web browser
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j2g R Documentation
Open FlyBase gene reports using a web browser
Description
The function takes FlyBase IDs (e.g. FBgn#######) or Gene symbols as an input, and opens FlyBase gene report from the default web browser (e.g. Jump2Gene).
Usage
j2g(x, n = 10)
Arguments
x
a character or vector. FlyBase IDs or symbols.
n
The maximum number of genes to be opened. Default = 10.
Examples
j2g("e2f")
j2g(c("ovo", "otu"))
j2g("FBgn0000504")
j2g(c("FBgn0000504", "tra"))
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Open FlyBase gene reports using a web browser
Description
The function takes FlyBase IDs (e.g. FBgn#######) or Gene symbols as an input, and opens FlyBase gene report from the default web browser (e.g. Jump2Gene).
Usage
j2g(x, n = 10)
Arguments
x |
a character or vector. FlyBase IDs or symbols. |
n |
The maximum number of genes to be opened. Default = 10. |
Examples
j2g("e2f")
j2g(c("ovo", "otu"))
j2g("FBgn0000504")
j2g(c("FBgn0000504", "tra"))
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