Biostar Handbook, student or professional?
Hi, I am a molecular biologist who learn RNA-seq analysis with the help of online forums like biostars and some expert supervision. I am fluent in R and beginner in Python. I wonder which version of Biostars handbook suits me better as there is no content available for either to decide based on it. Thanks!
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