Released Biokmod 3.3 (a tool box for biokinetic modeling)
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- Subject: [mg63765] Released Biokmod 3.3 (a tool box for biokinetic modeling)
- From: "Guillermo Sanchez" <guillerm at aida.usal.es>
- Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 04:49:13 -0500 (EST)
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
I just released Biokmod 3.3 (standard). It can be downloaded from http://web.usal.es/guillermo/biokmod Also, there are a webMathematica application of Biokmod called BiokmodWeb (available in http://www3.enusa.es/webMathematica/Public/biokmod.html ). It runs on line, you don't need to download any thing in your computer. It contains some of the main features of the Mathematica Tool Biokmod Biokmod include I.- Functions for solving compartmental models (with application in biokinetic, pharmacokinetic, internal dosimetry and nuclear medicine) I.1) The user can himself define compartmental models obtaining the differential equations, their solutions, graphic representation and Us (disintegrations). I.2) Options for fitting coefficients in linear differential equations I.3) Multiresponse and multiparameters fitting. II.- Features to evaluate the intake of radioactive particles in the human body according ICRP Models II.1) The respiratory tract model (according ICRP 66) and the current ICRP models are solved. Acute, Chronic, Continuous (variable in the time), Multi-Acute and random intakes can be used. II.2) Radioactive intake by injection, ingestion and inhalation in the human body according ICRP models II.3) Analytical and numeric solutions and the graphic representations are given including the Intake Retention Fractions (IRF) their analytical expressions (the Intake Retention Functions or RF) II.4) Disintegrations (Us) over at time t -choose by user- are computed analytically (better than using mean residence time). III.5) Random intakes an their uncertainties can be evaluated III.6) Bioassays data fitting Some tutorials, a complete help and same articles about Biokmod are included I will appreciate any comments. Guillermo Sanchez http://web.usal.es/guillermo/