omnipath | R Documentation |
Imports interactions from the 'omnipath' dataset of Omnipath, a dataset that inherits most of its design and contents from the original OmniPath core from the 2016 publication. This dataset consists of about 40k interactions.
omnipath(
resources = NULL,
organism = 9606L,
fields = NULL,
default_fields = TRUE,
references_by_resource = TRUE,
exclude = NULL,
strict_evidences = FALSE,
genesymbol_resource = NULL,
...
)
resources |
interactions not reported in these databases are
removed. See |
organism |
Character or integer: Name or NCBI Taxonomy ID of one or organisms. The web service currently provides interactions for human, mouse and rat. For other organisms, the data will be translated by orthologous gene pairs from human. In this case, only one organism can be provided. |
fields |
The user can define here the fields to be added. If used, set the next argument, 'default_fields', to FALSE. |
default_fields |
whether to include the default fields (columns) for the query type. If FALSE, only the fields defined by the user in the 'fields' argument will be added. |
references_by_resource |
if FALSE, removes the resource name prefixes from the references (PubMed IDs); this way the information which reference comes from which resource will be lost and the PubMed IDs will be unique. |
exclude |
Character: datasets or resources to exclude. |
strict_evidences |
Logical: restrict the evidences to the queried datasets and resources. If set to FALSE, the directions and effect signs and references might be based on other datasets and resources. |
genesymbol_resource |
Character: either "uniprot" or "ensembl". The former leaves intact the gene symbols returned by the web service, originally set from UniProt. The latter updates the gene symbols from Ensembl, which uses a slightly different gene symbol standard. In this case a few records will be duplicated, where Ensembl provides ambiguous translation. |
... |
optional additional arguments, passed to
|
A dataframe of literature curated, post-translational signaling interactions.
import_omnipath_interactions
import_post_translational_interactions
get_interaction_resources
import_all_interactions
interaction_graph
print_interactions
pathways <- omnipath()
pathways
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