Computers working for medicine.

ترجمه فصولی از کتاب medicine for nurses

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[Computers in medicine].

Fluorescent Protein Tracing 3rd ed. Edited by R. C. Nairn. (Pp. 503. 60s.) Edinburgh and London: E. & S. Livingstone Ltd. 1969. Immunofluorescence has come a long way since the last edition of Professor Nairn's book appeared in 1964. Even then a short acquaintance with the method was still arousing in some of its practitioners suspicions about reliability and reproducibility that all too often ...

Hand-held computers in medicine.

Workstations and Mainframe Computers Working Together

I n recent years, the number of intelligent workstations in use throughout the world has grown at an ever-increasing rate. This fact is also true at the Thomas J. Watson Research Center, a major research facility of IBM. For many years, the Watson Research Center has been at the leading edge in the use of interactive computer systems (containing a very large computing facility and actually havi...

Irving Weissman: Working for regenerative medicine

T he thriving fi eld of adult stem cells and its burgeoning therapeutic promise owe a big tip of the hat to Irv Weissman, who in the late '80s isolated the fi rst class of these pluripotent cells—the mouse hematopoeitic stem cell (1). Not long afterwards, he identifi ed its human counterpart (2) and then began determining the environmental cells in the bone marrow (3, 4) and thymus (5, 6) that ...