AminoAcidAlphabet-class {Biostrings} | R Documentation |
Each object of class "NucleotideAlphabet" represents an amino acid alphabet. This usually also contains the gap character represented by ‘-’.
letters
:"character"
representing the letters of the alphabet. Usually roman
upper case letters are used. The one exception is the gap
character which is always ‘-’mapping
:"integer"
representing
the encoding used to represent these objects internally.
Class "BioAlphabet"
, directly.
alphabet
of class "AminoAcidAlphabet" return a new uninitialized
BioString object for that alphabet with length
length.string
. See BioString-class
for more
details.Saikat DebRoy