Curtis,Dave (1990): PEDRAW. (Academic Department of
 Psychiatry, St Mary's Hospital Medical School Praed Street,
 London W2 1NY, England, e-mail dcurtis@uk.AC.CRC)
  [BIOLOGY, GENETICS, DOS]
 <PEDRAW is a program which draws out family trees in either text
or graphics mode. It is designed to be used to help with genetics
research, especially linkage analysis using the LINKSGE and LINKSYS
packages. Data about the structure of the pedigree and about the
individuals within it is read in from a data file which can have
one of a variety of formats.  One individual is selected and
his/her relatives are displayed either diagrammatically using
shaded symbols or else as paragraphs of text linked by the IBM box
character set. The pedigree is saved to disk in either Microsoft
Paint Format or as a text file.>

From:
                   LISTING OF SOFTWARE (7/93)
       QUANTITATIVE CURRICULUM FOR LIFE SCIENCE STUDENTS
                    (Supported by NSF Grant)


REVIEWER 1 - Azmy Ackleh  
REVIEWER 2 - Shannon Peak 
REVIEWER 3 - Holly Gaff

For more information contact:
Dr. Louis J. Gross
Mathematics Department 
University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN 37996-1300
(615) 974-4295    (615) 974-6576 (FAX)
gross@utkvx.utk.edu