Last updated: 2020-04-03

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Knit directory: duplex_sequencing_screen/

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Duplex Sequencing Spike-Ins

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What is in each directory:

  • Data: contains data downloaded prior to analyses.
  • Output: contains data that the code makes
  • Analysis: contains your Rmarkdown files with the code.
  • Docs: contain the html output from the Rmd files in the analysis directory.
  • Code: contains .R files that are functions that the Rmd files in the analysis folder use.