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Expand Up @@ -609,16 +609,13 @@ Let's imagine that for some reason, we had some missing expression values for so
genes in certain samples. In the following fictive example, the gene Cyp2d22 has only
one expression value, in GSM2545338 sample.

```{r, purl=TRUE, echo=FALSE}
```{r, purl=TRUE}
rna_with_missing_values <- rna %>%
select(gene, sample, expression) %>%
filter(gene %in% c("Asl", "Apod", "Cyp2d22")) %>%
filter(sample %in% c("GSM2545336", "GSM2545337", "GSM2545338")) %>%
arrange(sample) %>%
filter(!(gene == "Cyp2d22" & sample != "GSM2545338"))
```

```{r, purl=TRUE}
rna_with_missing_values
```

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