This method returns the available germline subjects.
Details
The germline subjects method returns a dataframe
containing the avaiable germline subjects. The column sample
reports the subject name; the columns pop
and super_pop
contain the subject population and super population,
respectively; the column gender
declares the subject gender.
See also
MutationEngine$get_active_germline()
to get the
available germline subjects; MutationEngine$set_germline_subject()
to set the active germline.
Examples
# build a mutation engine
m_engine <- MutationEngine(setup_code = "demo")
#>
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#>
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#>
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# get the active germline subject dataframe
head(m_engine$get_germline_subjects(), 5)
#> sample pop super_pop gender
#> 1 NA18941 JPT EAS female
#> 2 NA20513 TSI EUR male