A starting point

A brief introduction to the R/qtl package.

Analysis of experimental crosses to identify QTLs

Karl W Broman  Saunak Sen ssenjaxorg

Tools for analyzing QTL experiments

A starting point function

<ul><li>Be sure to read the R documention and/or tutorials available
    from the R archive (<url>http://cran.r-project.org</url>).</li><li>In order to use the R/qtl package, you must type (within R)<code>library(qtl)</code>.  You may wish to include this in a<code><a href="/link/.First?package=qtl&version=0.85-4&to=base%3AStartup" rd-options="base:Startup" data-mini-rdoc="base:Startup::.First">.First</a></code>function or<code><a href="/link/.Rprofile?package=qtl&version=0.85-4&to=base%3AStartup" rd-options="base:Startup" data-mini-rdoc="base:Startup::.Rprofile">.Rprofile</a></code>file.</li><li>Use the<code><a href="/link/help.start?package=qtl&version=0.85-4&to=base" rd-options="base" data-mini-rdoc="base::help.start">help.start</a></code>function to start the
    html version of the R help.</li><li>Type<code>library(help=qtl)</code>to get a list of the functions
    in R/qtl.</li><li>Use the<code><a href="/link/example?package=qtl&version=0.85-4&to=base" rd-options="base" data-mini-rdoc="base::example">example</a></code>function to run examples of the 
    various functions in R/qtl.</li></ul>

A starting point: Introductory comments

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