ParseProtein: Parse a "PROTEIN" entry.
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View source: R/parse-nomenclature.R
ParseProtein R Documentation
Parse a "PROTEIN" entry.
Description
Expand the string into a tibble.
Usage
ParseProtein(description)
Arguments
description
The description string in a "PROTEIN" entry.
Value
A tibble with five columns: proteinID, description, uniprot,
commentary and reference. The description column is the source organism.
Examples
x <- paste0(
"PR\t#1# Cavia porcellus (#1# SULT1A2 <1,2,6,7>) <1,2,6,7>\n",
"PR\t#2# Mus musculus <11,18,19>\n")
brendaDb:::ParseProtein(x)
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View source: R/parse-nomenclature.R
| ParseProtein | R Documentation |
Parse a "PROTEIN" entry.
Description
Expand the string into a tibble.
Usage
ParseProtein(description)
Arguments
description |
The description string in a "PROTEIN" entry. |
Value
A tibble with five columns: proteinID, description, uniprot,
commentary and reference. The description column is the source organism.
Examples
x <- paste0( "PR\t#1# Cavia porcellus (#1# SULT1A2 <1,2,6,7>) <1,2,6,7>\n", "PR\t#2# Mus musculus <11,18,19>\n") brendaDb:::ParseProtein(x)
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