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addAntisense: Add antisense transcript information to list

Description

addAntisense returns a list with the fourth element as a dataframe containing external gene name, ensembl transcript name, biotype (an Ensembl defined classification of transcript type: e.g. non-coding, protein coding; see http://www.ensembl.org/Help/Faq?id=468), chromosome name, start position, stop position, and strand for those transcripts antisense to the gene of interest.

Usage

addAntisense(mgl)

Arguments

Details

This gives basic information on transcripts that are antisense to the gene of interest. It works by defining the gene region, selecting the opposite strand, and quering biomaRt for transcripts. It will thus detect any transcript in a position antisense to the gene of interest regardless of its name or coding status.

See Also

Other elements: addAei, addCisEqtl, addDnase, addEnst, addExpression, addGo, addGrasp, addGwasCatalog, addLoc, addPtv, addPubmed, addSqtlAltrans, addSqtlSeek, addTransEqtl, missNames

Examples

Run this code
## Not run: buildFromRegion(chr = 2, start = 102314000, stop = 103435000) -> myMgl
## Not run: myMgl <- addAntisense(myMgl)

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