Read FASTA into a dataframe and extract subsequences of FASTA file

时间秒杀一切 提交于 2019-11-28 23:28:36

You should have a look at the Biostrings package.

library("Biostrings")

s = readDNAStringSet("nm.fasta")
subseq(s, start=c(1, 2, 3), end=c(3, 6, 5))
library("Biostrings")

fastaFile <- readDNAStringSet("my.fasta")
seq_name = names(fastaFile)
sequence = paste(fastaFile)
df <- data.frame(seq_name, sequence)
Paul.j

inspired by sgibb's answer above, I answer the first question as follow:

#read fasta file into R as a dataframe: 1st column as "RefSeqID", 2nd column as "seq"

library("Biostrings")
fasta2dataframe=function(fastaFile){
s = readDNAStringSet(fastaFile)
RefSeqID = names(s)
RefSeqID = sub(" .*", "", RefSeqID) 
#erase all characters after the first space: regular expression matches a space followed by any sequence of characters and sub replaces that with a string having zero  characters 

for (i in 1:length(s)){
seq[i]=toString(s[i])
}

RefSeqID_seq=data.frame(RefSeqID,seq)
return(RefSeqID_seq)
}

Example:

mydf = fasta2dataframe(myFastaFile.fasta)
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