how can i used R language to merge multiple protein txt file ,in one excel file
how can merge multiple file contain information about protein molecule 1- accession num,chemical name,chem\formula molecular wight ,mass, into one excel file so how i do that as a R-beginner
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Your question seems rather R instead of bioinformatics. It is likely someone will close your post for this reason. Additionally, you should let us know what have you tried so far.
i have list of txt file contain an information about protein molecule and i want to combine important information for all these molecule in one excell file to make it easy get only important information about these protien molecule lie accession number,chemical name mass ,wight
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these an information i need it from all files ACCESSION: BML82443* - CH$NAME
AC$MASS_SPECTROMETRY: MS_TYPE MS1 AC$MASS_SPECTROMETRY: ION_MODE NEGATIVE AC$MASS_SPECTROMETRY: SCANNING m/z 100-1000
PK$NUM_PEAK: 1 PK$PEAK: m/z int. rel.int. 443.134756 240239 999 //
every sheet have 30 row and i need to convert important information into column for each file in final file
This is more a coding exercise than a bioinformatics question. Learn how to read files into data frames in R then how to combine data frames, how to subset a data frame and how to write a data frame to file. This is plenty of keywords to get you started on a search for tutorials.
By the way, don't post the same question multiple times. I've now closed the duplicate.
Hello islam.farag111!
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