Transfusion Medicine Equations Made Internet Accessible

Worm variation made accessible

In Caenorhabditis elegans, the recent advances in high-throughput quantitative analyses of natural genetic and phenotypic variation have led to a wealth of data on genotype phenotype relations. This data has resulted in the discovery of genes with major allelic effects and insights in the effect of natural genetic variation on a whole range of complex traits as well as how this variation is dis...

Protos 7.0: Simulation Made Accessible

Many consider simulation to be a highly specialist activity: it is difficult to undertake and is even more difficult to understand its outcomes. The new version of the business process modeling tool Protos attempts to more closely integrate modeling and simulation facilities into one tool. The assumed benefit is that business professionals may more easily undertake simulation experiments when t...

Transfusion medicine.

2. A patient who was admitted to the intensive care unit for a major gastrointestinal bleed receives a red cell transfusion. One hour after the transfusion, he complains of severe dyspnea. Over the next 30 minutes he develops respiratory failure and fevers with a chest x-ray showing infiltrates. He is intubated, but over the next 24 hours he improves and is extubated in 48 hours. What reaction ...

Commercial web sites made accessible for all

IAMC: Internet Accessible Mathematical Computation

IAMC aims to make mathematical computation services easily accessible on the Internet. The IAMC design leverages existing technologies and makes it possible to access services through TCP/IP, the Web, or email. The overall IAMC architecture, the object-oriented design of a prototype IAMC client and server, as well as the initial speci cation of the Mathematical Computation Protocol which connec...