Introduction to R for Biologists | Run a Simple Program Complementary DNA

Published 2020-08-18
In this video, we will see step by step installation R and R studio in Windows, and basic introduction to RStudio.

We will also learn how to write a First Program "Complementary DNA" in R

RConsole: cran.r-project.org/
RStudio: rstudio.com/

All Comments (21)
  • @rosieposie2161
    Your videos are so helpful. Thank you so much! Could you sometimes explain a few of the commands like Toupper a bit more? I wasn’t clear what NULL is instructing in that command line. Amazing videos and awesome channel!
  • @sbhowmick2023
    It would be more beneficial for us if you explained the commands you used. I didn't really understand why we should use these commands for this particulr project and what do they mean!
  • @syedazannat9066
    Nice tutorial. That would be great if you could explain or provide us with the information of the uses of - unlist, strsplit, upper and collapse functions for our better understanding.
  • @PowerhouseCell
    Awesome video! It's great to see fellow biology YouTubers making videos :)
  • @lukeodubhda
    this makes a lovely brand new function but how does it work? - what does unlist do? - what does strsplit do? - what does toupper do? looking forward to new videos!
  • @kharsagi
    I was honestly just so confused… it doesn’t help to just code in front of us, it is really necessary to explain why you are using certain function here like lappy or others. Otherwise you could just post the code. If you’re making a video, we definitely want to see you talk about why you are writing parts of your code and what certain functions mean.
  • @MrArunavadatta
    I wish he had explained the details to the beginners. How can a beginer understand the meaning if lapply in R?
  • Hi quick question, I couldn't get my complementary strands to show up in my console. How do I fix this?
  • Hello…thanks for this video. Regarding this video, is it possible to have direct support from your side?
  • @secretsoul6882
    Informative, thanks. Dear sir, do you also have video about metagenomic, genomic, Transcriptomic analysis too? Thanks
  • @divyagoyal8062
    Is this type of programming is useful for research graphs and how ?