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On January 8, you wrote a reply to Eric Martz:
> Eric,
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> I can't comment on any publications of binding kinetics off hand.
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> Software is available that handles data with time as a parameter very
> well. We have data visualization software called IDL which is X-windows
> based and can be used for this . It can handle multiple parameters vs.
> time and produce means, etc. This software is not specifically for flow
> cytometry, it is just an environment for easily programming this type of
> application.
I just had a few "techie" questions for you.
(1) What is IDL? Is it like Precision Visual's PV-WAVE (a graphical,
statistical 'environment')?
(2) How do you transfer flow data to IDL? Do you convert to ASCII first, like
you would if you were using a spreadsheet program?
(3) What are you using for X terminals? If you are using PCs, what software,
and how does it perform?
Thanks!
Eric Van Buren vanburen%flovax.dnet@rocdec.roc.wayne.edu
Immunlogy & Microbiology 313 577 1009 voice
Wayne State University 313 577 1155 fax
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