Closed vjcitn closed 3 years ago
> yeastg Yeast genome: # organism: Saccharomyces cerevisiae (Yeast) # genome: sacCer3 # provider: UCSC # release date: April 2011 # 17 sequences: # chrI chrII chrIII chrIV chrV chrVI chrVII chrVIII chrIX # chrX chrXI chrXII chrXIII chrXIV chrXV chrXVI chrM # (use 'seqnames()' to see all the sequence names, use the '$' or '[[' operator # to access a given sequence) > genome(yeastg) chrI chrII chrIII chrIV chrV chrVI chrVII chrVIII "sacCer3" "sacCer3" "sacCer3" "sacCer3" "sacCer3" "sacCer3" "sacCer3" "sacCer3" chrIX chrX chrXI chrXII chrXIII chrXIV chrXV chrXVI "sacCer3" "sacCer3" "sacCer3" "sacCer3" "sacCer3" "sacCer3" "sacCer3" "sacCer3" chrM "sacCer3" > vmatchPattern("ATG", yeastg) GRanges object with 444764 ranges and 0 metadata columns: seqnames ranges strand <Rle> <IRanges> <Rle> [1] chrI 283-285 + [2] chrI 335-337 + [3] chrI 388-390 + [4] chrI 436-438 + [5] chrI 492-494 + ... ... ... ... [444760] chrM 85069-85071 - [444761] chrM 85322-85324 - [444762] chrM 85470-85472 - [444763] chrM 85681-85683 - [444764] chrM 85776-85778 - ------- seqinfo: 17 sequences from an unspecified genome
I think it makes sense to propagate the genome and perhaps the seqinfo.
Thanks Vince, @vjcitn! We'll wait for Hervé's @hpages feedback on the PR.
I think it makes sense to propagate the genome and perhaps the seqinfo.