metaseqr
for a list of supported organisms. The function downloads
annotation for an organism genes or exons.get.annotation(org, type, refdb="ensembl",
multic=FALSE)"gene" or "exon"."ensembl" (default),
"ucsc" or "refseq". In the later two
cases, an SQL connection is opened with the UCSC
public databases.FALSE. Do not change it if you are not
sure whether package parallel has been loaded
or not. It is used in the case of
type="exon" to process the return value of
the query to the UCSC Genome Browser database.type="genes", the data frame has the following
columns: chromosome, start, end, gene_id, gc_content,
strand, gene_name, biotype. When type="exon" the
data frame has the following columns: chromosome, start,
end, exon_id, gene_id, strand, gene_name, biotype. The
gene_id and exon_id correspond to Ensembl gene and exon
accessions respectively. The gene_name corresponds to
HUGO nomenclature gene names.hg19.genes <- get.annotation("hg19","gene","ensembl")
mm9.exons <- get.annotation("mm9","exon","ucsc")Run the code above in your browser using DataLab