论文信息 - Computer processing of cell lineage data from time lapse cinematography studies.

Computer processing of cell lineage data from time lapse cinematography studies.

Time lapse cinematography (TLC) affords a direct approach to the in vitro study of the growth of cell populations. A computer program is described that facilitates TLC studies by simplifying the transfer of data from the film review record to computer files, detecting recording and keypunching errors, calculation and printing statistical summaries, and graphical displays of the clone genealogy.

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