exTerminate: Automatically detect and change excel gene conversion
In ncborcherding/exigence: Fix gene symbols that are messed up by Excel
Description
This function will search through the indicated column for errors in auto-conversion
caused by Excel and automatically modify the gene back to the gene symbol. As of now
this function only works for Human genes.
Usage
1
exTerminate(data, gene.Column = NULL)
Arguments
data
The data frame with genetic information, can be expession or differential analysis.
gene.Column
The header for the column where the genes are located, leave as NULL if genes are row names.
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Description
This function will search through the indicated column for errors in auto-conversion caused by Excel and automatically modify the gene back to the gene symbol. As of now this function only works for Human genes.
Usage
1 | exTerminate(data, gene.Column = NULL)
|
Arguments
data |
The data frame with genetic information, can be expession or differential analysis. |
gene.Column |
The header for the column where the genes are located, leave as NULL if genes are row names. |
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