- Lecture on how tools to be demonstrated have been used in research and clinical applications
- Description of data and underlying biological problem
- Summary of a typical work flow to be covered in the workshop: transformation, margin event removal, quality assurance, gating, recording and visualizing results
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Short R refresher of tools to be used
- Variable assignment, simple arithmetic
- Vectors, matrices, lists, names
- Functions, apply, sapply, lapply
- Simple plotting functions
Flow Cytometry 2013 Module 1 – Introduction to Flow Cytometry Analysis in R
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