list_species: list_species
In w-korani/keggseq: KEGG analysis and visualizing of differentially expressed genes
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
The function returns the all currently availabe datasets in
the KEGG databse. In addition, a search term can be passed to
the function to find a particular organism.
The searching term is not case sensitive.
Usage
1
list_species(key_word)
Arguments
key_word
A not case sensitive string.
Value
A data frame of two columns,
the first one is the dataset abbreviation and
the second is the scientific name of the species.
Examples
1
2
a <- list_species("arachis")
a <- list_species()
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
The function returns the all currently availabe datasets in
the KEGG databse. In addition, a search term can be passed to
the function to find a particular organism.
The searching term is not case sensitive.
Usage
1 | list_species(key_word)
|
Arguments
key_word |
A not case sensitive string. |
Value
A data frame of two columns, the first one is the dataset abbreviation and the second is the scientific name of the species.
Examples
1 2 | a <- list_species("arachis")
a <- list_species()
|
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