get_proteome | R Documentation |
Proteomes are downloaded and stored at the user's data folder.
get_proteome(
target_name = "human",
proteome_type = "full",
keep_selenoproteins = TRUE,
data_folder = rappdirs::user_data_dir(appname = "bbbq"),
verbose = FALSE
)
target_name |
abbreviated name of organism or virus. Use get_target_names to get the valid values. Use get_target_english_name to get the English name of a target. |
proteome_type |
type of proteome, must be
either |
keep_selenoproteins |
keep the selenoproteins. The reason to discard these, is that TMHMM cannot deal with selenoproteins. |
data_folder |
folder where BBBQ stores its data, such as proteomes and prediced topologies. |
verbose |
set to TRUE for more output |
The option keep_selenoproteins
only has an effect for the
human proteome, as it is the only proteome that contains
selenocysteines.
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