filter_subseq: Filter sequences that have defined starting proteins.
In phac-nml-phrsd/angedist: Antigenic Genetic Distance
filter_subseq R Documentation
Filter sequences that have defined starting proteins.
Description
Filter sequences that have defined starting proteins.
Usage
filter_subseq(x, subseq, position, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
x
List of sequences.
subseq
String. Sequence of characters that must start the sequence.
For example subseq='MK' (not c('M','K')).
position
String. Position of the subsequence:
"start" or "end".
verbose
Logical. Display additional information about
the filtering process.
Value
A list of sequences that all comply with the tolerance for missing/aberrant sata.
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| filter_subseq | R Documentation |
Filter sequences that have defined starting proteins.
Description
Filter sequences that have defined starting proteins.
Usage
filter_subseq(x, subseq, position, verbose = FALSE)
Arguments
x |
List of sequences. |
subseq |
String. Sequence of characters that must start the sequence.
For example |
position |
String. Position of the subsequence:
|
verbose |
Logical. Display additional information about the filtering process. |
Value
A list of sequences that all comply with the tolerance for missing/aberrant sata.
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