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In article <31811678.6EBE@uic.edu>, hbae1@uic.edu says...
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>For some reason we need the program named "ligand" from NIH.  I got it 
>long time ago and the one I got is for DOS.  Does anyone knows where to 
>get it?
>Any help is appreciated.
>
>Take it easy.

I might not be the first one to send a reply, but, nevertheless, I'd 
guess I've some experience in using "LIGAND". For quite some time it is 
commercially available from BIOSOFT, P.O.B. 10938, Ferguson, MO 63135, 
U.S.A., phone: (314)524-8029, fax: (314)524-8129, e-mail: 
ab47@cityscape.co.uk (there should be another address in the U.S. and 
there IS definitely a WWW-Site of BIOSOFT; which I don't remember, so go 
and find out!).
The program you are longing for is now a package called KELL (Kinetic, 
EBDA, LIGAND and Lowry) and was sold for US$ 500 two years ago (please 
inquire ---> WWW-Site!). Working with 3 different versions of LIGAND for 
a couple of years (among them probably the old one you had),I found out 
that each of them has its own advantages and disadvantages, which we 
could discuss after you specified your task. The package still consists 
of pure DOS-programs. Curve-fitting features are excellent (though you 
need some experience!), but graphics not the state of the art. If you've 
further questions, don't hesitate to contact me

Matthias Rottmann