expressionSubset | R Documentation |
Uses gene expression endpoint to get expression of some genes
expressionSubset( dataset, genes, keepNonSpecific = FALSE, consolidate = NULL, memoised = FALSE )
dataset |
Can either be the dataset ID or its short name (e.g. GSE1234) |
genes |
A list of identifiers, separated by commas (e.g: 1859, 5728). Can either be the NCBI ID (1859), Ensembl ID (ENSG00000157540) or official symbol (DYRK1A) of the gene. NCBI ID is the most efficient (and guaranteed to be unique) identifier. Official symbol represents a gene homologue for a random taxon, unless used in a specific taxon (see the Taxa Endpoints). If the gene taxon does not match the taxon of the given datasets, expression levels for that gene will be missing from the response You can combine various identifiers in one query, but any invalid identifier will cause the call to yield an error. Duplicate identifiers of the same gene will result in duplicates in the response. |
keepNonSpecific |
Defaults to FALSE. If set to false, the response will only include elements that map exclusively to each queried gene If set to true, the response will include all elements that map to each queried gene, even if they also map to other genes. |
consolidate |
Optional. Defaults no NULL. Optional, defaults to empty. Whether genes with multiple elements should consolidate the information. If the 'keepNonSpecific' parameter is set to true, then all gene non-specific vectors are excluded from the chosen procedure. The options are:
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