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I have a data frame I want to add one column on the left that which is log10 of padj (third column). What is the easiest and safest way to do?



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DataFrame with 6 rows and 3 columns



          geneid    log2FoldChange            padj
<character> <numeric> <numeric>
1 ENSOARG000054 2.39408657153029 4.64675193351974e-17
2 ENSOARG000080 2.67648179998367 7.82689044949884e-17
3 ENSOARG000039 2.34515867409784 1.19669681828168e-14
4 ENSOARG000001 1.82552226072978 8.16106553244035e-14
5 ENSOARG000060 -2.33888426328203 1.37652307736841e-12
6 ENSOARG000343 2.41908586758286 4.34757211327361e-12









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    DataFrame with 6 rows and 3 columns



              geneid    log2FoldChange            padj
    <character> <numeric> <numeric>
    1 ENSOARG000054 2.39408657153029 4.64675193351974e-17
    2 ENSOARG000080 2.67648179998367 7.82689044949884e-17
    3 ENSOARG000039 2.34515867409784 1.19669681828168e-14
    4 ENSOARG000001 1.82552226072978 8.16106553244035e-14
    5 ENSOARG000060 -2.33888426328203 1.37652307736841e-12
    6 ENSOARG000343 2.41908586758286 4.34757211327361e-12









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      DataFrame with 6 rows and 3 columns



                geneid    log2FoldChange            padj
      <character> <numeric> <numeric>
      1 ENSOARG000054 2.39408657153029 4.64675193351974e-17
      2 ENSOARG000080 2.67648179998367 7.82689044949884e-17
      3 ENSOARG000039 2.34515867409784 1.19669681828168e-14
      4 ENSOARG000001 1.82552226072978 8.16106553244035e-14
      5 ENSOARG000060 -2.33888426328203 1.37652307736841e-12
      6 ENSOARG000343 2.41908586758286 4.34757211327361e-12









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      I have a data frame I want to add one column on the left that which is log10 of padj (third column). What is the easiest and safest way to do?



      Thanks



      DataFrame with 6 rows and 3 columns



                geneid    log2FoldChange            padj
      <character> <numeric> <numeric>
      1 ENSOARG000054 2.39408657153029 4.64675193351974e-17
      2 ENSOARG000080 2.67648179998367 7.82689044949884e-17
      3 ENSOARG000039 2.34515867409784 1.19669681828168e-14
      4 ENSOARG000001 1.82552226072978 8.16106553244035e-14
      5 ENSOARG000060 -2.33888426328203 1.37652307736841e-12
      6 ENSOARG000343 2.41908586758286 4.34757211327361e-12






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