AnnotationBustR 2.0 now uses rentrez to provide access to sequences. This offers access to the latest versions of GenBank and connection stability.
AnnotationBustR 2.0 now uses various BioConductor packages as dependencies for parsing annotations, providing speed increases and access to more feature types.
Users no longer have to provide a translation code when requesting coding sequences be translated.
Users can now request coding sequences to be returned as DNA or the translated sequence or both.
Accession tables written by AnnotationBustR now contain a citation for the generation of sequence data, allowing users to properly cite and give credit to the researchers who generated the sequence.
UPDATED FEATURES
Updated vignette
Updated unit tests to behave better if a database connection cannot be made