write.fasta command - losing attributes/annotations
Hi,
Trying to use seqinr to create a FASTA file using the write.fasta command but in the final results I cannot retain the annotations of each sequences
write.fasta(finaldb,names(finaldb),"mydb", as.string=TRUE)
script working perfectly itself - my finaldb that I use as input has all attributes - names, annotations intact, but I lose annotations in the put "mydb".
HELP!
Chris
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