Andres Suarez

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compounds <- c("C00022", "C00153", "C00216", "C01167") organism <- c("M00008") for (compound in compounds) { compound_info <- keggFind("compound", compounds) if(length(compound_info$organism) > 0) { cat(paste(compound, "belongs to", organism, "\n")) } else { cat(paste(compound, "has no associated organism(s) in KEGG\n")) } }

The function add takes two arguments a and b and returns the sum of a and b.

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