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A BASIC computer program for analyzing endpoint assays.

D E Lynn
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We present a computer program that is based on Karber's approximation of endpoint titers, written in GW-BASIC and provides an easy means for analyzing the results of dilution endpoint assays. The program provides estimates of standard error that are not possible from other statistical procedures for this type of data.

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D E Lynn. 1992. A BASIC computer program for analyzing endpoint assays.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1642896/

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