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 ====== NOISeq Tutorial ====== ====== NOISeq Tutorial ======
  
-The NOISeq tutorial can be downloaded from Bioconductor website. Click [[http://​www.bioconductor.org/​packages/​2.12/​bioc/​html/​NOISeq.html|here]].+The NOISeq tutorial can be downloaded from Bioconductor website. Click [[http://​www.bioconductor.org/​packages/​release/​bioc/​html/​NOISeq.html|here]].
  
-In NOISeq package, you can find not only the method ​to compute **differential expression** between two experimental conditions from RNA-seq data, but also other functions in order to learn more about saturation, contamination or other biases in your data as well as to explore the differential expression results.+In NOISeq package, you can find not only the methods NOISeq and NOISeqBIO ​to compute **differential expression** between two experimental conditions from RNA-seq data, but also other functions in order to learn more about saturation, contamination or other biases in your data as well as to explore the differential expression results.
  
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-====== NOISeqBIO Tutorial ====== 
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-Please, follow these instructions to run NOISeqBIO: 
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-  - Install NOISeq Bioconductor package (see [[downloads|Downloads]]). 
-  - Download the zip file containing the R scripts for NOISeqBIO (from [[downloads|Downloads]]). 
-  - Unzip this file. 
-  - To load the NOISeqBIO functions from the R console, please type: ''​source("​NOISeqBIO_v00/​loadingFunctions.R"​)''​. Remember you have to change the path if you are in another working directory. 
-  - Follow this example of application of NOISeqBIO with your own data: 
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-  > mydata = readData() ​ # as it was down in NOISeq (please go to the Tutorial for more information) 
-  > myresults = noiseqbio() 
-  > mydeg =