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ORCIDComputer Applications in the Biosciences, Volume 2
Volume 2, Number 1, April 1986
- M. R. Kibby:
Four spreadsheet templates for the laboratory. 1-4 - Jan-Hendrik S. Hofmeyr:
Steady-state modelling of metabolic pathways: a guide for the prospective simulator. 5-11 - R. D. Shortridge, I. L. Pirtle, R. M. Pirtle:
IBM microcomputer programs that analyze DNA sequences for tRNA genes. 13-17 - Aldo Milzani, Paolo Carrera, Giovanni Bergna, Roberto Colombo:
Computer-assisted mathematical analysis of sigmoid biological events. 19-22 - M. R. Watson:
A discrete model of bacterial metabolism. 23-27 - E. Santiago
, M. A. Comendador:
EXPERFARM: a new package in BASIC for teaching genetics. 29-32 - R. J. Pankhurst:
A package of computer programs for handling taxonomic databases. 33-39 - E. S. Salan, J. L. Diez, F. M. Fernandez:
A BASIC program on heterokaryosis and survival in Phycomyces. 41-45
Volume 2, Number 2, June 1986
- W. Greer, P. M. Field:
A software package for the manipulation, display and analysis of electron and light microscope data. 75-82 - Kenji Yamamoto, Hiroshi Yoshikura:
A new representation of protein structure: vector diagram. 83-88 - J. Richard Walker, Peter Willett:
Compression of nucleic acid and protein sequence data. 89-93 - Alexander Diehl, D. W. Rea, L. F. Hass:
MATCH-UP/MATRIX: a microcomputer program designed to search for protein primary structure homology. 95-98 - T. R. Burglin:
SEQGEL: a versatile and comfortable DNA editor which supports a special keyboard and a speech synthesizer. 99-101 - Michael J. Weise:
A microcomputer program for hydropathic analysis of proteins with I/O through word processing and graphics software. 103-106 - N. S. Radin, P. Klinger:
A computer program for selecting animals for control and experimental groups in biochemical studies. 107-109 - R. L. King, H. A. Carter, P. J. Birckbichler:
Fluorescent color factor calculation using dBASE-II. 111-114 - C. W. Hamm, W. E. Wilson, D. J. Harvan:
Peptide sequencing program. 115-118
Volume 2, Number 3, September 1986
- M. R. Kibby:
Spreadsheet statistics. 151-157 - E. E. Tucker:
Solving algebraic equations on a microcomputer. 159-165 - A. P. Minton, A. K. Attri:
Lap computers in the laboratory. 167-171 - E. Gross, J. Duane:
Protein graphics: historical development, future directions and microcomputer applications. 173-179 - T. Charles Hodgman:
The elucidation of protein function from its amino acid sequence. 181-187 - Madhusudhan W. Pandit, Ashok S. Kolaskar, T. A. Thanaraj, P. M. Bhargava:
Analysis of repeating oligonucleotide sequences in ribonucleic acids using an Apple II microcomputer. 189-194 - A. H. Fielding, C. A. Smith:
A rapid computer technique for analysing molecular interactions. 195-199 - Andrzej Galat:
Computer-aided analysis of infrared, circular dichroism and absorption spectra. 201-205 - H. H. Daron, J. L. Aull:
Microcomputer simulation of steady-state enzyme kinetics for educational purposes. 207-209 - A. Parrilla, A. Domenech, Enrique Querol:
A Pascal microcomputer program for prediction of protein secondary structure and hydropathic segments. 211-215
Volume 2, Number 4, December 1986
- Jan-Hendrik S. Hofmeyr, K. J. van der Merwe:
METAMOD: software for steady-state modelling and control analysis of metabolic pathways on the BBC microcomputer. 243-249 - L. L. Van Rompuy, C. Lesage, M. E. Vanderhaegen, M. P. Telemans, M. F. Zabeau:
An improved FORTRAN 77 recombinant DNA database management system with graphic extensions in GKS. 251-255 - N. Bulleid, J. Schofield:
Computer monitoring, capture and analysis of gas/liquid chromatograph traces. 257-263 - Thomas Schulmeister, A. Tschapek, M. Zinke:
Visualization of the entire surface of a protein by cartographic projection. 265-268 - G. M. Studnicka:
Quantitative computer analysis of signal sequence homologies in DNA. 269-275 - L. Kirkup, D. J. Nichols, J. Sutherland:
A demonstration of pharmacokinetics and physiological modelling using a microcomputer for data capture and analysis. 277-282 - Ron Unger, David Harel, Joel L. Sussman:
DNAMAT: an efficient graphic matrix sequence homology algorithm and its application to structural analysis. 283-289 - Antoni Giró, Joaquim Valls, Joan A. Padró, Jorge Wagensberg:
Monte Carlo simulation program for ecosystems. 291-296 - Eu. I. Golovanov, S. A. Nedospasov:
An effective approach to the identification of subclones of a DNA of known nucleotide sequence. 297-299
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