find_shared_prots | R Documentation |
Only for PSM tables where the same pep_seq
duplicated in rows with
different prot_acc
's . This for now means Mascot with same-set and
sub-set proteins enabled. Otherwise, e.g. when applying to other search
engines without such redundancy, every peptide would turn out to be unique.
find_shared_prots(df = NULL, pep_id = "pep_seq", prot_id = "prot_acc")
df |
PSM data. |
pep_id |
the column key of peptide sequences. |
prot_id |
The column key of protein accessions. |
Output rows are unique at the levels of c("prot_acc", "pep_seq")
. By
default, sequences of Protein
terminals will be treated separately.
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