Description Usage Arguments Details Value
View source: R/msigdb_retrieve.R
This function retrieves arbitrary subset of the MSigDB collections, which are
determined by the values passed into collections
. This parameter is
a character vector that can be any of the collections themselves (ie.
"H", C1:C7).
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collections |
character of MSigDb collections ("h", "c1", ..., "c7") |
species |
the name of the species (human, mouse, etc.) see entries in msigdb.data:::.species_tbl()["common_name] (+ "human") |
id_type |
"ensembl", "entrez", or "symbol" |
version |
if |
allow_multimap |
If |
min_ortho_sources |
Filter the hcop table on |
promote_subcategory_to_collection |
When |
go_slim |
Allows user to cut down the gene ontology collection (C5) to
a subset ("slims"). By default, this is set to |
The C2 collection includes subets of curated databases in it, such as
biocarta, kegg, pid, and reactome. You can also use these identifiers in the
collections
parameter if you don't want to retrieve all of C2. When the
promote_subcategory_to_collection
is TRUE
, these databases will be pulled
out of the C2 collection, and promoted to their own collections, themselves.
The C5/GO annotations will also be split up into three collecionts, GO_MF,
GO_CC, GO_BP.
a geneset data.frame with the msigdb collecitons mapped to the given
species. This result can be passed into multiGSEA::GeneSetDb()
to get
gene set mojo started.
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