Using NCBI's genomic accession to directly load GRanges in R
Hi all,
I have a simple question I'm having some difficulty to handle with.
I would like to load some genomes in a GRange object (GenomicRanges package) to use the GeneNeighborhood package.
The problem is, I don't know too much the BioConductor packages and I didn't find a solution to load genomic annotations based on NCBI genomic accessions.
I simply would like to give an NCBI genomic accession as argument (eg: "CP009910.1") and get a GRanges object.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks
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