the gbk_features_to_df() function returns protein names up to the "/" character for proteins with a / in their name. For example, I'm interested in the Candida auris gene CJJ07_001621, which is classified as a calcium/proton exchanger in my genbank file. However, if I create a CDS dataframe using this function and query it for the locus ID "CJJ07_001621", it returns the product "calcium" instead of "calcium/proton exchanger." This seems to mainly be a common problem for ion pumps.
the gbk_features_to_df() function returns protein names up to the "/" character for proteins with a / in their name. For example, I'm interested in the Candida auris gene CJJ07_001621, which is classified as a calcium/proton exchanger in my genbank file. However, if I create a CDS dataframe using this function and query it for the locus ID "CJJ07_001621", it returns the product "calcium" instead of "calcium/proton exchanger." This seems to mainly be a common problem for ion pumps.