Strathclyde Pharmacology Simulations: The Virtual Cat
By John Dempster
| Record number: | 63b0e (legacy id: 5665) |
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| Category: | Pharmacology |
| Type: | Computer Program - Web pages |
The Virtual Cat belongs to The Strathclyde Pharmacology Simulations package that simulates pharmacological experiments on isolated tissues or whole animals. A range of drugs in varying concentrations can be applied and the effects observed. The Virtual Cat is a simulation of an anaesthetised cat experiment - a whole animal preparation which is used as a tool for screening the actions of pharmaceutical compounds on the cardiovascular and skeletal muscle systems. The simulation displays the effects of drugs on the cat's blood pressure, heart rate, skeletal muscle and nictitating membrane contractions.
Installation information is available on this page.
Please see OBSIM (Organ Bath Simulation), The Virtual RatCVS, The Virtual Nerve, The Virtual Twitch, EPSim (Rat Brain Slice Epilepsy Simulation) and The Virtual NMJ (Neuromuscular Junction) for the other simulations in this package.
Please read the Conditions under which the software may be used.
Version: Version 3.0.0, 2021
Computer program: Windows 95 or later
Price: Academic users, others working for non-commercial, non-profit making organisations: Free of charge. Commercial organisations: Purchase a license to use the software from the University of Strathclyde (contact the author for details).
See also the physiology and pharmacology programs produced by David Dewhurst for similar resources.
Free of charge Downloadable from the Internet: Free of charge
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