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Biology-related fake data provider for Python Faker
Some providers for biology-related concepts and resources.
pip install faker-biology
Standard code to access Faker
from faker import Faker
fake = Faker()
from faker_biology.physiology import CellType, Organ, Organelle
fake.add_provider(CellType)
fake.add_provider(Organ)
fake.add_provider(Organelle)
fake.organ()
# Sublingual glands
fake.celltype()
# Centroacinar cell
fake.organelle()
# chloroplast
from faker_biology.bioseq import Bioseq
fake.add_provider(Bioseq)
fake.dna(10)
# ATCGTGTCAT
fake.rna(10)
# AUCGUGUCAU
fake.protein(10)
# MTGHILPSTW
fake.protein_name()
# HYAL4_HUMAN
fake.amino_acid()
# AminoAcid(full_name='Glycine', three_letters_name='Gly', one_letter_name='G', mass=57)
fake.amino_acid_name()
# Glycine
fake.amino_acid_3_letters()
# Cys
fake.amino_acid_1_letter()
# W
fake.amino_acid_mass()
# 103
from faker_biology.mol_biol import Antibody, RestrictionEnzyme, Enzyme
fake.add_provider(RestrictionEnzyme)
fake.add_provider(Antibody)
fake.add_provider(Enzyme)
fake.re()
# EcoRI
fake.blunt()
# SmaI
fake.antibody_isotype()
# IgG
fake.enzyme()
# Ubiquitin carboxy-terminal hydrolase L1
from faker_biology.taxonomy import ModelOrganism
fake.add_provider(ModelOrganism)
fake.organism()
# Fission yeast
fake.organism_latin()
# Schizosaccharomyces pombe
FAQs
Fake data from biology
We found that faker-biology demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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