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Ingeneue is the first general-purpose program designed to construct and analyze models of genetic networks. We are designing Ingeneue so that it can be used by a biologist with only a minimal amount of mathematical training, yet give this biologist the power to ask a wide range of sophisticated questions about networks. See our introduction page for an overview of what Ingeneue can do, and the manual for more details. Ingeneue is free (the usage restrictions page has details on allowed use) and the latest tested version of both the program and source code will always be available here. Ingeneue has so far been used in three published paper, with more either in preparation or in review. If you use Ingeneue, we would love to hear from you - both the good and the bad. Enjoy.
| What is it? Two years ago we began work on a model of the segment polarity gene network, which has been very well characterized ... <more> |
| Usage Restrictions Here is what you can and can't (legally) do with Ingeneue.These copyright notices and restrictions are intended to make sure that Ingeneue and the ideas embedded within Ingeneue will continue to remain freely available to the scientific community. ... <more> |
| Download Before you download Ingeneue, we would appreciate you're filling out the following sign-up form. We will use this information for only two things ... <more> |
| Papers We have published three papers which made use of Ingeneue have others in review. We list references and abstracts here. ... <more> |
| Courses using Ingeneue Ingeneue has been used in several graduate level courses for single lab periods, but in summer 2000 it received its first full-scale test with outside users ... <more> |
| Authors Ingeneue was developed in the laboratory of Garrett Odell, Department of Zoology, University of Washington. ... <more> |
| Related Links and More Software The Authors of Ingeneue have written several other programs that might be of interest to biologists. ... <more> |
Ingeneue was written by George von Dassow, Eli Meir, Edwin Munro, and Garrett Odell, and was funded by grants from the National Science Foundation. All materials on this site are ©Copyright 2000-2002 by the above four authors unless otherwise noted.
Last updated May 14, 2002.