[BioC] From Unigene IDs to PubMed abstracts
Robert Gentleman
rgentlem at jimmy.harvard.edu
Thu Nov 20 17:52:05 MET 2003
Hi,
there are a number of functions in the annotate package, there is a
Vignette entitled:
HowTo: Automated Querying of PubMed Data
and some of the lab materials also has examples of how to do a number
of different things like obtaining abstracts and searching them using
regular expressions.
Robert
On Thu, Nov 20, 2003 at 11:11:23AM -0500, John Zhang wrote:
>
> >Hello All, Could anybody be able to assist me in trying to use R to
> >retrieve PubMed abstracts for a list of Unigene IDs?
>
> Have a look at the "pubmed" function in package "annotate". To map UG ids to LL
> ids that are required by "pubmed", use the package "XXXXLLMappings", where XXXX
> is the name of an organism (e. g. humanLLMappings).
>
> >
> >I thank you in advance for your kind assistance.
> >Lawrence
> >
> >_____________________________________________
> >Lawrence-Paul Petalidis
> >Department of Pathology
> >Division of Molecular Histopathology
> >University of Cambridge
> >
> >Visiting Researcher
> >Human Genome Mapping Project Resource Centre
> >
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> Jianhua Zhang
> Department of Biostatistics
> Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
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