make_codons: Dividing an mRNA string into 3mers (codons)
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make_codons R Documentation
Dividing an mRNA string into 3mers (codons)
Description
Dividing an mRNA string into 3mers (codons)
Usage
make_codons(mRNA_seq, start = 1)
Arguments
start
the translational starting point. This will be the first letter of the first codon returned. Default is 1
mRNA
a string of the letters A, U, C and G
Value
a vector of strings, each string having length 3.
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Dividing an mRNA string into 3mers (codons)
Description
Dividing an mRNA string into 3mers (codons)
Usage
make_codons(mRNA_seq, start = 1)
Arguments
start |
the translational starting point. This will be the first letter of the first codon returned. Default is 1 |
mRNA |
a string of the letters A, U, C and G |
Value
a vector of strings, each string having length 3.
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