hpaDownload: Download datasets

In trannhatanh89/HPAanalyze: Retrieve and analyze data from the Human Protein Atlas

Download datasets

Description

Download the latest version of HPA datasets and import them in R. It is recommended to only download the datasets you need, as some of them may be very big.

Usage

hpaDownload(downloadList = "histology", version = "latest")

Arguments

downloadList

A vector or string indicate which datasets to download. Common values: 'normal_tissue' 'pathology' 'subcellular_location' For the full list of possible values for a specific version, set downloadList as NULL: hpaDownload(downloadList = NULL, version = <version>) You can also use the following shortcuts: 'all': download everything (not recommended!!!) 'histology': same as c('normal_tissue', 'pathology', 'subcellular_location') See https://www.proteinatlas.org/about/download for more information.

version

A string indicate which version to be downloaded. Possible value: 'latest': Download latest version. Due to the constantly changing nature of the API, this will download the latest version known to work with this package. Require Internet connection. This is the default option. 'example' or 'built-in': Load the built-in histology dataset from 'HPAanalyze' ('hpa_histology_data'). Do not require internet connection. 'v23': version 23 'v24': version 24

Value

This function will return a list of tibbles corresponding to requested datasets.

See Also

hpaDownload hpa_histology_data

Other downloadable datasets functions: hpaExport(), hpaSubset()

Examples

  histologyData <- hpaDownload(downloadList='histology', version='example')
  # tissueTranscriptData <- hpaDownload('RNA transcript tissue')

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