\name{VRCmin}
\alias{VRCmin}
\alias{VRCmin.RData}
\alias{VRCmin.RData.gz}
\alias{VRCmin.Rda}
\alias{VRC}
\alias{VRC.rda}
\alias{VRC.rda.gz}
\alias{VRC.RData}
\alias{VRC.RData.gz}
\alias{unst.1829}
\alias{st.1829}
\alias{unst.DRT}
\alias{st.DRT}
\title{Archived Flow Cytometry Standard (FCS) R-objects- Vaccine Research Center,
  NIH}
\description{
  Archived using the version of 'read.FCS' in
  \pkg{rflowcyt} on April 20, 2004.
  

  There are four FCS R-objects:

  1.  unst.1829 (read from 1829\_28+49d.fcs, FCS file): unstimulated HIV-
  individual (control)

  2.  st.1829 (read from 1829\_GAG.fcs, FCS file): GAG peptide stimulated
  HIV- individual  (case)

  3.  unst.DRT (read from DRT\_28+49d.fcs, FCS file): unstimulated HIV+
  individual (control)

  4.  st.DRT (read from DRT\_GAG.fcs, FCS file): GAG peptide stimulated
  HIV+ individual  (case)
}
\usage{data(VRCmin)}
\format{Four FCS R-objects }
\source{
  Vaccine Research Center (VRC), NIH,
  Bethesda, MD

  Also from the 'VRC' data of the \pkg{rfcdorig} package.
}
\examples{
  data(VRCmin)

  ## can now obtain FCS R objects:
  ##    unst.1829, st.1829, unst.DRT, and st.DRT
  ## in the parent.frame()
}
\keyword{datasets}