Migration is an important aspect of cellular behaviour and is therefore widely studied in cell biology. Numerous components are known to participate in this process in a highly dynamic manner. In order to obtain a better insight in cell migration, mutants or drugs are used and their motive phenotype is then linked with the disturbing factors. One of the typical approaches to study motion paths of individual cells relies on fitting mean square displacements to a persistent random walk function. Since the numerous calculations involved often rely on diverse commercial software packages, the analysis can be expensive, labour-intensive and error-prone work. Additionally, due to the nature of algorithms employed the calculations involved are not readily reproducible without access to the exact software package(s) used.
AcaStat statistical software is an inexpensive and easy-to-use data analysis tool.
XDrawChem is a two-dimensional molecule drawing program.
PreviSat is satellite tracking software for observing purposes.
LandSerf is used for the visualisation and analysis of surfaces.
It combines an editor with syntax highlighting for the SHELXL-associated files.
Allows to inspect, create and modify Genealogy Data stored in GEDCOM standard
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