MetQy: an R package to query metabolic functions of genes and genomes
Abstract
SummaryWith the rapid accumulation of sequencing data from genomic and metagenomic studies, there is an acute need for better tools that facilitate their analyses against biological functions. To this end, we developed MetQy, an open-source R package designed for query-based analysis of functional units in [meta]genomes and/or sets of genes using the The Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) database. Furthermore, MetQy contains visualization and analysis tools and facilitates KEGGs flat file manipulation. Thus, MetQy enables better understanding of metabolic capabilities of known genomes or user-specified [meta]genomes by using the available information and can help guide studies in microbial ecology, metabolic engineering and synthetic biology.\n\nAvailability and ImplementationThe MetQy R package is freely available and can be downloaded from our groups website (http://osslab.lifesci.warwick.ac.uk) or GitHub (https://github.com/OSS-Lab/MetQy).\n\nContactO.Soyer@warwick.ac.uk
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