Charles E. Donaghey
ABSTRACT
In the field of cell cycle kinetics there have been a number of computer simulation models that have been developed and reported in the literature (1), (2), (3).
CELLSIM is a cell kinetics simulation system which is intended to solve these problems. The user interfaces to the system through a simple problem-oriented language which uses the conventions and the vocabulary common to the cell biologist.
- 1.Kemper, N.F., "Growing Bones on the Computer Some Pitfalls of a Computer Simulation of the Effects of Radiation on Growth." Cell and Tissue Kinetics, Vol. 2, No. 1, Jan., 1969.Google Scholar
- 2.Tibaux, G., Firket, H. and Hopper, A.F. "A Simple Computer Simulation Model for Growing Cell Populations: Analysis of Synchronized HELA Cell Cultures." Cell and Tissue Kinetics, Vol. 2, No. 4, Oct., 1969.Google Scholar
- 3.Wilson, R. and Gehan, E. "A Digital Simulation of Cell Kinetics With Applications to L 1210 Cells." Computer Programs in Biomedicine, 1970.Google Scholar
- 4.Ozkul, O.S., and Donaghey, C.E. A Cell Kinetics Simulation System. The University of Houston RE 1-72, Aug., 1972.Google Scholar
- 5.Donaghey, C.E. CELLSlM User's Manual. University of Houston, Aug., 1973.Google Scholar
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