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The Cell Culture Companion app helps you eliminate variability by allowing you to record cell culture data in the lab, as it happens. Capture and store vital experiment information on your iPhone or iPad in the lab as you count cells, perform cell culture calculations and generate growth curves. And when you’re finished, you can export all data files to your Mac or PC.
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Sampbias is a method and tool to 1) visualize the distribution of occurrence records and species in any user-provided dataset, 2) quantify the biasing effect of geographic features related to human accessibility, such as proximity to cities, rivers or roads, and 3) create publication-level graphs of these biasing effects in space.
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RECORD (REcombination Counting and ORDering) can be used for the ordering of loci on genetic linkage maps. The method minimises the total number of recombination events. The search algorithm is a heuristic procedure, combining elements of branch-and-bound with local reshuffling.
Since the criterion does not require intensive calculations, the algorithm rapidly produces an optimal ordering as well as a series of near-optimal ones. The latter provides insight into the local certainty of ordering along the map.
RECORD can deal with the following types of mapping populations: BC1, F2, F3, RILs (in fact any generation obtained by repeated selfing of a hybrid between homozygous parents). Mapping populations from non-inbreds should be split into BC1 or HAP data that represent the maternal and paternal gametes, according to the two-way pseudo-testcross method. Please provide the data in a .LOC file in JoinMap format.
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Citation
RECORD: a novel method for ordering loci on a genetic linkage map.
Van Os H, Stam P, Visser RG, Van Eck HJ.
Theor Appl Genet. 2005 Dec;112(1):30-40. Epub 2005 Oct 14. Erratum in: Theor Appl Genet. 2006 Jan;112(2):389.
