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t.test() and aov() replace ten minutes of clicking in GraphPad Prism. Here is how to run t-tests, ANOVA, and post-hoc comparisons on your qPCR data — with code you can actually reproduce.- Published on
ggplot2 turns your summarized qPCR data into publication-ready figures in a dozen lines of code. Here is how to build dot plots, bar charts, and multi-panel figures — and export them at 300 dpi without touching GraphPad.- Published on
dplyr turns data wrangling from a click-and-copy nightmare into five readable lines of code. Here is how to filter, summarize, and reshape your qPCR data without touching Excel.- Published on
You installed R, opened it, and... now what? Here's how to actually load your lab data and start making sense of it — no prior coding experience needed.
