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R implementation of the Amino Acid Annotation (A3) format — a structured JSON format for amino acid sequences with site, region, PTM, processing, and variant annotations.
Part of the rtemis-org/a3 monorepo, which provides A3 implementations in R, Python, Julia, TypeScript, and Rust.
pak::repo_add(myuniverse = "https://rtemis-org.r-universe.dev")
pak::pak("rtemis.a3")pak::pak("rtemis-org/a3/r")library(rtemis.a3)
a3 <- create_A3(
sequence = "MKTAYIAKQR",
site = list(
"Active site" = annotation_position(c(3, 5),
),
region = list(
"Repeat 1" = annotation_range(rbind(c(1L, 4L)))
),
ptm = list(
Phosphorylation = annotation_position(c(7))
),
uniprot_id = "P12345",
description = "Example protein",
organism = "Homo sapiens"
)
)write_A3json(a3, "path/to/protein.json")
a3 <- read_A3json("path/to/protein.json")| Function | Description |
|---|---|
create_A3(sequence, site, region, ptm, ...) |
Create an A3 object |
annotation_position(x, type) |
Create a position-indexed annotation entry |
annotation_range(x, type) |
Create a range-indexed annotation entry |
annotation_variant(x, info) |
Create a variant annotation |
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
write_A3json(x, path) |
Write an A3 object to a JSON file |
read_A3json(path) |
Read an A3 object from a JSON file |
A3
├── sequence: A3Sequence
├── annotations: A3Annotation
│ ├── site: named list of A3Site (A3Position index)
│ ├── region: named list of A3Region (A3Range index)
│ ├── ptm: named list of A3PTM (A3Index — position or range)
│ ├── processing: named list of A3Processing (A3Index — position or range)
│ └── variant: list of A3Variant
└── metadata: A3Metadata
├── uniprot_id
├── description
├── reference
└── organism
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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