decomposeMotif: Decompose some composite motif into two separate submotifs
In zeropin/TFCookbook: Analyzing protein-DNA interactions data in principled way
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decomposeMotif R Documentation
Decompose some composite motif into two separate submotifs
Description
Decompose some composite motif into two separate submotifs
Usage
decomposeMotif(compositeMotif, configuration = "F0F", type = "PEM")
Arguments
configuration
"F0F" by default, i.e., Forward-0bp gap-Forward orientation
motifA
The first motif (PEM by default)
motifB
The second motif (PEM by default)
Value
compositeMotif constructed from motifA and motifB
Examples
buildCompositeMotif(SOX2.matrix, Oct4.matrix, configuration = "F0F")
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Decompose some composite motif into two separate submotifs
Description
Decompose some composite motif into two separate submotifs
Usage
decomposeMotif(compositeMotif, configuration = "F0F", type = "PEM")
Arguments
configuration |
"F0F" by default, i.e., Forward-0bp gap-Forward orientation |
motifA |
The first motif (PEM by default) |
motifB |
The second motif (PEM by default) |
Value
compositeMotif constructed from motifA and motifB
Examples
buildCompositeMotif(SOX2.matrix, Oct4.matrix, configuration = "F0F")
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