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Guido Hooiveld
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Dear list,
Question for the more knowledgable people:
A collegue and I would like to create an annotation library based on
the
miRBASE content (for the Affymetrix miRNA array). Luckily miRBASE
provides a dump of their data in MySQL format
(ftp://mirbase.org/pub/mirbase/CURRENT/database_files/). We succeeded
in
converting the info into a SQLite format, but are now stuck.
Based on the BioC vignettes, we do know that we somehow have to use
the
packages AnnotationDbi and SQLForge, but as far as we are able to
understand the packages use the info available in the corresponding
organism .db0 packages. However, it is not clear to us how now to
continue with the mirna.db SQLite file we created.
Any advice is much appreciated!
Thanks,
Guido
Code we used to access the conent of mirna.db within R:
>conn <- dbConnect("SQLite", dbname = "mirna.db")
> dbListTables(conn)
[1] "dead_mirna" "literature_references"
[3] "mirna" "mirna_2_prefam"
[5] "mirna_chromosome_build" "mirna_context"
[7] "mirna_database_links" "mirna_literature_references"
[9] "mirna_mature" "mirna_pre_mature"
[11] "mirna_prefam" "mirna_species"
[13] "mirna_target_links" "mirna_target_url"
[15] "sqlite_sequence"
>
> dbListFields(conn, "mirna")
Error in sqliteFetch(res, n = n, ...) :
BLOB column handling not implemented
> dbListFields(conn, "dead_mirna")
[1] "mirna_acc" "mirna_id" "previous_id" "forward_to" "comment"
>
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Guido Hooiveld, PhD
Nutrition, Metabolism & Genomics Group
Division of Human Nutrition
Wageningen University
Biotechnion, Bomenweg 2
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the Netherlands
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