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1. Software for population kinetic analysis.
   2005 BMSR Workshop on Advanced Methods of PK/PD Systems Analysis, Marina Del
   Rey, CA, June 17-18, 2005.
   
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2. [Lipoprotein Metabolism: Stable Isotope Studies]
   Of Remnant Lipoproteins and A1 Kinetics.
   Hugh Barrett, Perth, Western Australia, American Heart Associa tion Scientific Sessions 2003, Nov 9-12, 2003, Orlando, Florida
   
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3. The Mathematics of Health and Disease.
   University of Washington ACMS Seminar in "Biology and the Mathematical Sciences", Seattle, WA, April 11, 2003.
   
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4. Population Kinetic Analysis: A Primer for Modelers.
   KinMet 2002, Salt Lake City, UT, April 5, 2002.
   
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5. Integrated System models to Understand Disease Status, Progression and Therapy: Case Studies.
   Population Approach Group in Europe (PAGE)
   Tenth Meeting, Basel, Switzerland, 7-8 June 2001.
   
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6. A Comparison on Benchmark Cases of Population Kinetic Analysis Maximum Likelihood and Two-Stage Methods.
   BMES (Biomedical Engineering Society) Annual Meeting in Seattle, Washington, USA, October 12-14, 2000.
   
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7. Normal and disease states: Defining the boundary with structural mathematical models.
   7th Globomax Symposium: Frontiers in Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics, Baltimore, Maryland, USA, April 20, 1999
   
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8. An Introduction to the Resource Facility for Population Kinetics. David Foster, PI and Paolo Vicini, Co-Director
   Department of Bioengineering
   University of Washington, Seattle, WA
   
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