Get the list of fields in the Cellosaurus schema
cellosaurus_fields.Rd
This function retrieves the list of fields available in the Cellosaurus schema.
It internally calls the .cellosaurus_schema()
function to fetch the schema
and extracts the list of fields from it.
Arguments
- common
Logical indicating whether to return only the common fields. Default is FALSE.
- upper
Logical indicating whether to return the fields in uppercase. Default is FALSE.
Examples
cellosaurus_fields()
#> [1] "id" "sy" "idsy"
#> [4] "ac" "acas" "dr"
#> [7] "ref" "rx" "ra"
#> [10] "rt" "rl" "ww"
#> [13] "genome-ancestry" "hla" "registration"
#> [16] "sequence-variation" "anecdotal" "biotechnology"
#> [19] "breed" "caution" "cell-type"
#> [22] "characteristics" "donor-info" "derived-from-site"
#> [25] "discontinued" "doubling-time" "from"
#> [28] "group" "karyotype" "knockout"
#> [31] "msi" "miscellaneous" "misspelling"
#> [34] "mab-isotype" "mab-target" "omics"
#> [37] "part-of" "population" "problematic"
#> [40] "resistance" "senescence" "transfected"
#> [43] "transformant" "virology" "cc"
#> [46] "str" "di" "din"
#> [49] "dio" "ox" "sx"
#> [52] "ag" "oi" "hi"
#> [55] "ch" "ca" "dt"
#> [58] "dtc" "dtu" "dtv"
cellosaurus_fields(common = TRUE)
#> [1] "id" "ac" "acas" "sy" "dr" "di" "din" "dio" "ox"
#> [10] "cc" "sx" "ag" "oi" "hi" "ch" "ca" "dt" "dtc"
#> [19] "dtu" "dtv" "from" "group"
cellosaurus_fields(upper = TRUE)
#> [1] "ID" "SY" "IDSY"
#> [4] "AC" "ACAS" "DR"
#> [7] "REF" "RX" "RA"
#> [10] "RT" "RL" "WW"
#> [13] "GENOME-ANCESTRY" "HLA" "REGISTRATION"
#> [16] "SEQUENCE-VARIATION" "ANECDOTAL" "BIOTECHNOLOGY"
#> [19] "BREED" "CAUTION" "CELL-TYPE"
#> [22] "CHARACTERISTICS" "DONOR-INFO" "DERIVED-FROM-SITE"
#> [25] "DISCONTINUED" "DOUBLING-TIME" "FROM"
#> [28] "GROUP" "KARYOTYPE" "KNOCKOUT"
#> [31] "MSI" "MISCELLANEOUS" "MISSPELLING"
#> [34] "MAB-ISOTYPE" "MAB-TARGET" "OMICS"
#> [37] "PART-OF" "POPULATION" "PROBLEMATIC"
#> [40] "RESISTANCE" "SENESCENCE" "TRANSFECTED"
#> [43] "TRANSFORMANT" "VIROLOGY" "CC"
#> [46] "STR" "DI" "DIN"
#> [49] "DIO" "OX" "SX"
#> [52] "AG" "OI" "HI"
#> [55] "CH" "CA" "DT"
#> [58] "DTC" "DTU" "DTV"