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#' @title Markers
#' @description Provides a table of cell type specific markers.
#'
#' @details To use this function the user must have some knowledge about the
#' cell composition of her data set. For instance, if the dataset comes from a
#' breast cancer tumor, the user may select "bc", but also "immune" and "tme"
#' for cells of the microenvironment (see **Examples of use** in the User's
#' Guide vignette).
#'
#' @param category one or several of the following "immune", "tme", "melanoma",
#' "bc"
#'
#' @return The function returns a cell type specific markers table.
#' @export
#'
#' @examples
#' markers(c("immune","bc"))
#'
markers <- function(category=c("immune","tme","melanoma","bc")){
a <- NULL
category <- match.arg(category, several.ok=TRUE)
for (i in category){
if (i=="immune"){
a <- c(a,c(4:6,10:15))
}
if (i=="tme"){
a <- c(a,c(7,8))
}
if (i=="melanoma"){
a <- c(a,9)
}
if (i=="bc"){
a <- c(a,c(seq_len(3)))
}
}
m <- markers_default[,a]
return(m)
}
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