Acknowledgements and Tools
Search	Contributors This web site is a result of the collaborative efforts of many people:   Paul Muhlrad - Senior Research Specialist and Graduate Student Creator and curator of the site, and primary author of most of the text and graphical material. Samuel Ward - Professor, Principle Investigator Scientific, intellectual, financial, and moral support and encouragement. Ken Williams - Senior Systems Analyst Web server and network maintenance. Computer technology consulting. Craig LaMunyon - Assistant Research Professor Primary author of section on sperm competition.Contributed artificial insemination micrographs, worm DIC micrograph, crawling sperm video. Jeremy Nance - Graduate Student Primary author of section on microarray technology. Denice Warren - Senior Educational Specialist Web design and graphics instruction, consulting and encouragement. Norbert Muhlrad - Artist Artistic consulting and assistance on logo designs.   We would also like to thank: Members of the Ward Lab - for their intellectual contributions Tools Software HTML editing and site management - Macromedia Dreamweaver, FileMaker HomePage, Bare Bones Software BBEdit, Adobe PageMill Still Graphics - Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator Animated Graphics - Macromedia Flash, Adobe Premiere Molecular Animation Display - RasMac, Chemscape Chime Video Graphics - Universal Imaging MetaMorph and MetaPolScope, NIH Image, Adobe Premiere, Apple Quicktime Pro Database Management - FileMaker Pro   Hardware Web Page Editing - Power Computing PowerTower Pro 225, Macintosh G3/300 Video Collection - Dell Dimension XPS R400 Pentium II computer with Mutech MV-1000 PCI video digitizer board. Macintosh G3/300 with Scion LG-3 video digitizer board. Web Server - Dell PowerEdge 6300, with dual Pentium Xeon 400 MHz. processors with 512K L2 cache, 256 Mb. RAM, 18 Gb. RAID 5 storage subsystem which uses high performance 10,000 RPM ultra wide SCSI 2 drives, running NT 4.0 and IIS 4.0 as the web server. Connected to the campus backbone by a 100 Mb./sec high speed ethernet connection. Light Microscopy - Leica DM-RXA microscope equipped with bright-field, differential interference contrast (DIC), and fluorescence optics; Fluorescence excitation filters on Sutter Lambda10-2 motorized filter wheel; Opti-Quip Model 1600 Power Supply with 200 watt mercury/xenon lamp; Cambridge Research & Instrumentation LC-PolScope attachment; Dage-MTI CCD-300T-RC cooled CCD camera
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