extendRegions {regioneR} | R Documentation

## Extend Regions

### Description

Extends the regions a number of bases at each end. Negative numbers will reduce the region instead of enlarging it.

### Usage

    extendRegions(A, extend.start=0, extend.end=0)

### Arguments

`A` | a region set in any of the accepted formats by `toGRanges` (`GenomicRanges`, `data.frame`, etc...)
`extend.start` | an integer. The number of bases to be subtracted from the start of the region.
`extend.end` | an integer. The number of bases to be added at the end of the region.

### Value

a `GenomicRanges` object with the extended regions.

### Note

If negative values are provided and the new extremes are "flipped", the function will fail. It does not check if the extended regions fit into the genome.

### See Also

`plotRegions`, `toDataframe`, `toGRanges`, `subtractRegions`, `splitRegions`, `overlapRegions`, `commonRegions`, `mergeRegions`, `joinRegions`

### Examples

    A <- data.frame("chr1", c(10, 20, 30), c(13, 28, 40))

    extend1 <- extendRegions(A, extend.start=5, extend.end=2)

    extend2 <- extendRegions(A, extend.start=15)

    extend3 <- extendRegions(A, extend.start=-1)

    plotRegions(list(A, extend1, extend2, extend3), chromosome="chr1", regions.labels=c("A", "extend1", "extend2", "extend3"), regions.colors=4:1)

[Package regioneR version 1.22.0 Index]