uniprot_full_id_mapping_table: Creates an ID translation table from UniProt data

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Creates an ID translation table from UniProt data

Description

Creates an ID translation table from UniProt data

Usage

uniprot_full_id_mapping_table(
  to,
  from = "accession",
  reviewed = TRUE,
  organism = 9606
)

Arguments

to	Character or symbol: target ID type. See Details for possible values.
from	Character or symbol: source ID type. See Details for possible values.
reviewed	Translate only reviewed (TRUE), only unreviewed (FALSE) or both (NULL) UniProt records.
organism	Integer, NCBI Taxonomy ID of the organism (by default 9606 for human).

Details

For both source and target ID type, this function accepts column codes used by UniProt and some simple shortcuts defined here. For the UniProt codes please refer to https://www.uniprot.org/help/uniprotkb The shortcuts are entrez, genesymbol, genesymbol_syn (synonym gene symbols), hgnc, embl, refseqp (RefSeq protein), enst (Ensembl transcript), uniprot_entry (UniProtKB AC, e.g. EGFR_HUMAN), protein_name (full name of the protein), uniprot (UniProtKB ID, e.g. P00533). For a complete table please refer to translate_ids.

Value

A data frame (tibble) with columns 'From' and 'To', UniProt IDs and the corresponding foreign IDs, respectively.

See Also

• translate_ids

• ensembl_id_mapping_table

• uniprot_id_mapping_table

Examples

uniprot_entrez <- uniprot_full_id_mapping_table(to = 'entrez')
uniprot_entrez
# # A tibble: 20,723 x 2
#    From   To
#    <chr>  <chr>
#  1 Q96R72 NA
#  2 Q9UKL2 23538
#  3 Q9H205 144125
#  4 Q8NGN2 219873
#  5 Q8NGC1 390439
# # . with 20,713 more rows

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