get_bioproject_candidates | R Documentation |
The default query of Ribosome Profiling human, will result in internal entrez search of: Ribosome[All Fields] AND Profiling[All Fields] AND ("Homo sapiens"[Organism] OR human[All Fields])
get_bioproject_candidates(
term = "Ribosome Profiling human",
as_accession = TRUE,
add_study_title = FALSE,
RetMax = 10000
)
term |
character, default "Ribosome Profiling human". A space is translated into AND, that means "Ribosome AND Profiling AND human", will give same as above. To do OR operation, do: "Ribosome OR profiling OR human". |
as_accession |
logical, default TRUE. Get bioproject accessions: PRJNA, PRJEB, PRJDB values, or IDs (FALSE), numbers only. Accessions are usually the thing needed for most tools. |
add_study_title |
logical, default FALSE. If TRUE, return as data table with 2 columns: id: ID or accessions. title: The title of the study. |
RetMax |
integer, default 10000. How many IDs to return maximum |
character vector of Accessions or IDs. If add_study_title is TRUE, returns a data.table.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK25501/
Other sra:
browseSRA()
,
download.SRA()
,
download.SRA.metadata()
,
download.ebi()
,
install.sratoolkit()
,
rename.SRA.files()
term <- "Ribosome Profiling Saccharomyces cerevisiae"
# get_bioproject_candidates(term)
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