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... As @MatthewP observed, the new version of AnnotationDbi is dropping a few hundred UNIPROTs.
Just guessing, but is AnnotationDbi keeping a list of "stale" UNIPROTs? ...
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... Exactly 361 more UNIPROTs with the older version of AnnotationDbi, i.e. the new version gives a subset of the old version. ...
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... Sorry, but it sounds like you don't know the answer to my question?
One has a few hundred more UNIPROTs than the other. ...
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... OK, but as explained in my question, I don't see why anything besides the hgu219.db version is relevant.
Computer 1:
> R.Version()$version.string
[1] "R version 3.6.3 (2020-02-29)"
> library(BiocManager)
Bioconductor version 3.10 (BiocManager 1.30.10), ?BiocManager::install f ...
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... Yes, of course. This is exactly what I did. On both systems:
> packageVersion('hgu219.db')
[1] ‘3.2.3’ ...
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... I thought that all of the information about each chipset (i.e. platform) was in the corresponding R package.
For example, hgu219.db is the annotation package for the hgu219 platform.
However, my key lookup results differ depending on the package version of AnnotationDbi, even when the hgu219.db pa ...
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... Ah, thank you. I didn't read the original answer carefully enough.
Unfortunately, the program I am trying to use: https://github.com/kiharalab/DOVE, exits with an error depending on what is after the z-coordinate. I will look into the code to try and determine whether it actually relies on the inf ...
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... Sorry for the late reply. I thought I would be notified by email if anyone responded.
The problem is that in the example I gave, the fields do not match the ATOM specification. They only approximately correspond. Here is what a pdb file downloaded with pdb-tools looks like. It matches the ATOM spec ...
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... I am new to working with PDB format files, and I am having difficulty working with the ZDOCK Benchmark files.
Their input PDBs for generating decoys seem to have 2 extra columns, and the filenames end with *.pdb.ms
Does anyone know what type of files these really are?
The output decoy PDBs gene ...
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... I am helping prepare data downloaded from ArrayExpress to be used in a machine learning algorithm.
The algorithm expects one sequence of gene expression values for each UNIPROT. However, the data is organized (as usual I assume, but I am new to this area) so that there is one sequence of gene expr ...
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