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How to Analyze RNAseq Data for Absolute Beginners Part 3: From Count Table to DEGs – Best Practices
As we move forward in our RNAseq analysis journey, we’ll be transitioning from the Linux environment to R, a powerful and versatile statistical analysis tool. R is not only a programming language but also a platform widely used in data science, statistical computing, and predictive modeling. Tech giants like Microsoft, Meta, Google, Amazon, and Netflix…
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