Hi:
Please send me more info on this new program. I would like to use it
in my Microbiology classes. THanks.
Jeff Lee
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Dr. Jeffrey N. Lee, Biology Dept. E-mail:lee at sol.essex.edu
Essex County College Phone: (201)-877-3535
Newark, NJ 07102
"And all this science, I don't understand.
It's just my job, five days a week,"
- E. John and B. Taupin -
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On Wed, 4 Dec 1996, Allan Konopka wrote:
> In article <32A3B42B.2E7D at soton.ac.uk>, T.N.Bryant at soton.ac.uk (Trevor
> Bryant) wrote:
>> > Can any one point me in the direction of any programs for
> > computer assisted identification. I am interested in findoing
> > out what is currently available.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Trevor Bryant
>> We have just finished a CD-ROM, "Identibacter interactus," that simulates
> the process of bacterial unknown identification commonly undertaken in
> undergraduate microbiology laboratories. It will be distributed by WC
> Brown Publishers and should be available by the end of December. The CD
> is designed to run both on Macs and on PCs (Windows 95).
>> The software does not do identification for you, but rather allows
> students to practice on multiple unknowns, and develop a strategy of
> identification for themselves. The software contains online help for the
> approx. 50 diagnostic tests that are available, and some help on the
> characteristics of the approx. 60 chemoheterotrophic species that are in
> the database.
>> Allan Konopka
> Purdue University
> Dept. Biological Sciences.
>akonopka at bilbo.bio.purdue.edu>>
