Medical school, math, molecules, and body parts

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From: Eric Celeste
Date: Sun, 13 Dec 1992 04:52

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Hi there. I have a friend in med school who carries a PowerBook 100
around. She'd like to get some helpful tools for her Mac this
Christmas. In particular she is looking for a program which can deal
with both mathematical symbols & equations and molecular modelling of
some sort. Is there any beast like that out there? What is the best
math software? How about the best molecular modelling software? How
about the cheapest of each? Any archiveware fit the bill?

She was also interested in software that included representations of
organs and organ systems. Any ideas there? Anything that does not
require a CD-ROM?

If any of this sets bells ringing, please respond to me via e-mail
<efc@mit.edu> since I rarely check in on comp.sys.mac these days. I'll
summarize for the list.

Thanks!
...Eric
   MIT Libraries
   efc@mit.edu
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Subject: Medical school, math, molecules, and body parts
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Summary: What would make a med student with a PB100 happy this Christmas? 
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