\name{flowcyt.fcs}
\alias{flowcyt.fcs}
\alias{bccrc}

\title{Flow Cytometry Standard (FCS) files- British Columbia
  Cancer Research Center -}
\description{
  Flow Cytometry Standard (FCS) files ode{FCS} objects,  using the version of 'read.series.FCS' in
  \pkg{rflowcyt} on October 1, 2005.

  The data come from a screening of a compound library. The screening
  was performed on a cell line. The name of one file corresponds to the
  position of the sample (cell line aliquot) in a 96 wells plate. 
  
}
\usage{## FCS files to be read with \code{read.FCS} or \code{read.serie.FCS} function, see examples for details}
\format{binary FCS files}
\source{

  British Columbia
  Cancer Research Center,
  Vancouver, Canada

 
}
\references{
  Gasparetto, M. \textit{et. al.} (2004) Identification of compounds
  that enhance the anti-lymphoma activity of rituximab usinf flow
  cytometric high-content screening, \textit{Journal of Immunollogical
    Methods}, textbf{292}, 59-71.
}
\examples{

 ##Example I
 if (require(rflowcyt)) {

 ##obtaining the location of the fcs files in the data
  pathFiles<-system.file("bccrc", package="rfcdmin")
  drugFiles<-dir(pathFiles)

 ## reading in the FCS files
  drugData<-read.series.FCS(drugFiles,path=pathFiles,MY.DEBUG=FALSE)
 }


##Example II
 if (require(rflowcyt)) {
    ## obtaining the location of the fcs files in the data
    A06path<- paste(system.file("bccrc", package="rfcdmin"),"A06",sep="/")

    ## reading in the FCS files
    A06<-read.FCS(A06path)
 }


}
\keyword{datasets}