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iamp;#39;m a big fan of the power of ggplot2 and all the wonderful things we can do to make attractive plots in r and make them really efficiently but if youamp;#39;re also like me youamp;#39;re a little bit intimidated by using the theme function to start changing the formatting and the appearance of your plots well donamp;#39;t be afraid because today weamp;#39;re going to dig into that theme function and see how we can take a faceted plot where weamp;#39;ve got labels on each of our facets and turn those facets into those y-axis labels and how we can make some other modifications to make our plots look publication worthy hey everyone iamp;#39;m patchloss and this is code club in each episode of code club i use principles of reproducible research and apply them to an interesting biological question recently weamp;#39;ve been doing that by looking at the sensitivity and specificity of amplicon sequence variants also called asvs or operational taxonomic units also called otus n