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MicrobialChemostatSimulation
Computer Lesson and Simulation of Bacterial Chemostat and Chemotaxis
CheStatGen2b.exe will install a Lesson and Simulation of Bacterial Motility and Chemotaxis in a Chemostat Simulation. Bacterial Chemotaxis is the motion up or down the direction of an attractant or repelant of each bacteria. The simulation also demonstrates the bacterial mechanism of this utility. The Lesson also gives the Microbiology used in the simulation. It is coded in vb.net in MS Visual Studio 2022 Please note: After downloading and running the CheStatGen2b.exe file, also run the... -
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BacterialChemotaxis
Computer Lesson and Simulation of Bacterial Chemotaxis
CSim3a.exe will install a Lesson and Simulation of Bacterial Chemotaxis. Bacterial Chemotaxis is the motion up or down the direction of an attractant or repelant of each bacteria. The simulation also demonstrates the bacterial mechanism of this utility. The Lesson also gives the Basic code used in the simulation. Installs as motility3a in c:/users/public/CSim3a -
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OpenMedic is a set of open source software and hardware building blocks written in C# for building computer-based medical instrumentation and controls using the .NET framework.
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