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WHAT IS WINSAAM?
WinSAAM
is a Windows version of original interactive biological modeling program,
CONSAAM, developed in 1980 at NIH. Supporting almost all the features of CONSAAM,
WinSAAM additionally brings to the user features of Windows thereby
enhancing the productivity of the application environment. For example WinSAAM supports a new graphics system which permits extreme
flexibility in terms of configuring plots and exporting plots directly
from the plot window to your word processing or graphic refinement environment. Similarly,
a new spreadsheet output facility allows the results from WinSAAM data processing to be
exported directly to Excel or other spreadsheet systems, or to your favorite statistical
tool in readiness for further data processing and analysis.
WinSAAM was
designed primarily at the National Institute of Health
by Dr Ray Boston of the School
of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
For Further Information
Darko Stefanovski, Peter J. Moate and Raymond C. Boston, WinSAAM: a windows-based compartmental modeling system,
Metabolism, Volume 52, Issue 9, September 2003, Pages 1153-1166.
Abstract
WinSAAM Screenshot
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