| Medical Image Viewer Applet
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Medical Image Visualization Program. Allows two image viewing formats: 4/1 and 2/1.Supports 4 features:
* User Annotation: Draws arrows and text over images, * Region Of Interest (ROI): Marks shapes over images and computes pixel statistics. It also generates histograms. Two shapes are currently supported: Box and Ellipse. * Cine: Automatic sequencing through images with adjustable frame rate, * Image Manipulation: Zoom, Scroll, Rotate and Lens
Submitted Nov 18, 1999
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| NPAC Visible Human Viewer
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This is Java applet which allows you to view slices of a human body from the Visible Human Project.
Submitted Nov 09, 1999
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| BioMates
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Java applets for statistical processing of biomedical data.
Submitted Jul 02, 2001
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| DNA Animation Applet
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This DNA animation applet demonstrates a genome project. The circle containing 8 daughter forms (spore) is the cyst. One spore escapes the cyst. Coming out of the existing spore are the chromosomes of the organism represented by rectangles. Then the leading rectangle allows the DNA alpha helix to escape.
Submitted Nov 24, 1999
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| Scanning Electron Microscopy
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We have teamed up with award-winning electron microscopist Dennis Kunkel to produce a virtual Scanning Electron Microscope (vSEM). Visitors can adjust the focus, contrast, and magnification of microscopic creatures viewed at thousands of times their actual size.
Submitted Nov 09, 1999
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| Biomorph Breeder
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This applet lets you experiment with breeding artificial creatures called biomorphs, causing them to gradually evolve into a diversity of forms. The biomorphs start out as tree-like shapes, whose physical conformation is determined by 9 different genes, affecting things like the length and angle of branches, the color, etc.
Submitted Nov 07, 1999
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| Basal Metabolism
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This applet calculates basal metabolism and nutritional needs given an individuals criteria (height, weight, activity rate, etc). The code was originally done as a teaching tool and later ported to Java because it makes a 'cool' little applet. Aside from folks finding it fun to have this 'health' type information calculated for them, this applet demostrates Java's current application download at run time and desktop interactivity.
Submitted Nov 24, 1999
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| Interactive Evolution: Color & Shape Design
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This applet shows, through user interaction, how evolutionary algorithms work. The specific problem implemented is: by means of subjective evaluation a polygon is to be found, which is identical in color and shape with a polygon which corresponds
to an imaginary one in mind (of the user). Documentation for the applet is available.
Submitted Nov 09, 1999
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| Quiz on Photosynthesis
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A multiple choice quiz on photosynthesis. Intended for students in grade 13 (OAC) biology (15 questions).
Submitted Nov 08, 1999
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| Fluorescence Microscopy with Multiple fluorochrome stains
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Fluorescence microscopy takes advantage of emission spectral properties of fluorochrome dyes used to specifically stain various portions of a specimen. This tutorial explores how samples stained with multiple fluorochrome stains appear when excitation illumination is filtered through various fluorescence cubes.
Submitted Nov 09, 1999
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| Polarized Light Microscopy
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The tutorial simulates observation of various birefringent samples between crossed polarizers in a polarizing microscope. The virtual microscope stage is graduated in 10 degree increments and allows rotation through a full 360 degree turn of the sample. As the sample is rotated, birefringent elements of the sample undergo intensity changes (from brilliantly illuminated through total extinction) that reflect their orientation with respect to the virtual microscope polarizer and analyzer.
Submitted Nov 09, 1999
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| Evolving a Blood Pipe System with Evolution Strategies
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The goal of this algorithm is to optimize the positions of the inner nodes of a given pipe-system in such a way, that the total volume of the system, the pressure at the final nodes and the pressure differences over all final nodes become minimal.
Submitted Nov 09, 1999
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| Fluorescence Combination Microscopy
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This tutorial simulates the combination of fluorescence microscopy with either phase contrast or differential interference contrast (DIC) microscopy. The visitor can toggle between views of the various techniques separately or combined to produce increased contrast effects.
Submitted Nov 09, 1999
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| AIDSGraph
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This applet provides a graphical interface to the CDC's database of AIDS cases in the United States. Different categories of the database can be extracted and graphed in various ways. This applet illustrates the characteristics of the AIDS epidemic.
Submitted Nov 24, 1999
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| Quiz on the Digestive System
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A multiple choice quiz on the digestive system. Intended for students in grade 11 Biology (15 questions).
Submitted Nov 08, 1999
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| Quiz on Cellular Biochemistry
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A multiple choice quiz on cellular biochemistry. Intended for students in grade 13 (OAC) biology (6 questions).
Submitted Nov 08, 1999
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| Differential Interference Contrast Microscopy (DIC)
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The DIC interactive Java tutorial explores how changes in the orientation of the polarizer in a Senarmont compensation system will affect image contrast. Visitors are able to adjust a slider that simulates rotation of the polarizer and are able to see how this rotation enhances sample contrast.
Submitted Nov 09, 1999
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| Logistic Growth
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This is the second "simplest" way a population grows. The populations grows to a certain size according to the growth rate. It grows until the capacity of the system is reached. The capacity is determined by the availability of food and water, the number of predators, and so on.
Submitted Nov 07, 1999
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| Magnifying Microscopy
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This interactive Java tutorial explores the effect of increasing magnification (equivalent to changing microscope objectives) on the ability to resolve features in a sample. We provide actual size images of the sample so students can understand the dramatic increases in magnification of the samples they are examining. Each magnification is accompanied by a description of the features available at that resolution. Samples featured in this module include computer chips, Moon rocks, superconductors, and the surface of a Compact Disc.
Submitted Nov 09, 1999
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| Bioethical Assessment Tool 3
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This is an interactive java-based program which changes regularly. The goal is to pick the bioethical paradigm which will help you the most for the case fragment presented. Sometimes there isn't a 'perfect fit', just as in real life.
Submitted Nov 24, 1999
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| Phase Contrast Microscopy
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Explore how phase plate alignment with respect to the objective phase ring affects specimen contrast in phase contrast microscopy. This tutorial allows the visitor to adjust the positioning of the phase plate slits using a virtual phase telescope. Specimen illumination is adjustable via the microscope illumination voltage, and the magnification can be varied from 4x to 40x. A fine focus slider is also provided to optimize specimen focus. Samples featured in this tutorial include Chinese Hamster Ovary cells, Desmids, starfish embryos, cheek cells, neuroblastoma cells, and Orlon synthetic fibers.
Submitted Nov 09, 1999
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| Quiz on Evolution
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A multiple choice quiz on evolution. Intended for students in grade 13 (OAC) biology (6 questions).
Submitted Nov 08, 1999
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| Quiz on the Nervous System (part 1)
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A multiple choice quiz on the nervous system (part I). Intended for students in grade 13 (OAC) biology (6 questions).
Submitted Nov 08, 1999
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| Rheinberg Illumination (Optical Staining) Microscopy
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This interactive tutorial demonstrates how changes in the color of central and annular filters affect sample and background color when using Rheinberg illumination as a contrast-enhancing method in optical microscopy. Visitors are able to adjust the color of both the central and annular filters to preview how samples will appear under illumination with the different filter combinations
Submitted Nov 09, 1999
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| Quiz on Genetics
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A multiple choice quiz on genetics. Intended for students in grade 11 or 13 (OAC) biology (15 questions).
Submitted Nov 08, 1999
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| Quiz on the Cell
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A multiple choice quiz on the cell. Intended for students in grade 11 biology (15 questions).
Submitted Nov 08, 1999
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| Translational Microscopy
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This interactive Java tutorial simulates the scanning of a sample under the microscope at a fixed magnification. Students must first focus the sample (as is the case with a real microscope), then they are able move the sample in all directions to thoroughly explore the various features exhibited by the sample. Brightness (Intensity) and Zoom controls allow fine-tuning of the microscopic images.
Submitted Nov 09, 1999
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| Virtual Microscopy: Depth-of-Focus in Thick Samples
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This simulated-DIC interactive Java tutorial allows the visitor to investigate how microscope depth-of-focus can be modulated to bring various parts of a very thick specimen into sharp focus.
Submitted Nov 09, 1999
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| Microscopy of the Silicon Zoo
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This tutorial explores image changes during rotation of the polarizer in the light path of a differential interference contrast (DIC) reflected light microscope. While examining doodles on integrated circuits, we demonstrate how image contrast and color vary with rotation of the polarizer.
Submitted Nov 09, 1999
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| Mycoplasma genitalium
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This applet displays a gene map of the complete genome of Mycoplasma genitalium. Each rectangle indicates a gene, with the color indicating the category.
Submitted Nov 07, 1999
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| Quiz on the Nervous System (part 2)
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A multiple choice quiz on the nervous system (part II). Intended for students in grade 13 (OAC) biology (6 questions).
Submitted Nov 08, 1999
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