In article <3al2p0$og4 at acme.freenet.columbus.oh.us>,
<bcarroll at freenet.columbus.oh.us> writes:
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> From: bcarroll at freenet.columbus.oh.us (Blake Carroll)
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> Subject: Re: Scan software for MS windows
> Date: 19 Nov 1994 09:40:32 -0500
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>>payvarf at wpogate.slu.edu wrote:
>> : (commercial or otherwise) for quantitation of scanned
autorad images. We are
>> If you mean AutoCAD, I might know someone <who works at
Kodak> who can help
> you.
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Thanks very much for your response Carroll. I don't know
what AutoCAD is! What we are doing is to use an HP
scanner, connected to our PC, to scan autoradiograms into
word processing and presentation applications. Since the
pixel information is all on our hard disk, it would be
expedient to also be able to quantitate the band
intensities for each acrylamide gel lane and cross compare
various lanes. Is AutoCAD the application that will deal
with this? Will appreciate your response. Thanks.
Farhang Payvar
Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
St. Louis University Health Sciences Center
1402 South Grand Blvd.
St. Louis MO 63104
Tel: 314-577-8143
Fax: 314-772-1307 or 314-577-8156
