Table 1.

Biological data sets: column 1 is the amount s of stimulus in µg/ml added, column 2 is time t in minutes at which the cells were fixed, columns labeled 1 through 11 give the number of particles in each data set. A dash indicates experiments where there was a technical problem or the experiment was not performed. The last column gives the names of the files containing the data

s	t	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	Exp
0.000	1	142	135	100	81	152	183	229	103	192	177	–	3362–3371
0.001	1	72	163	259	293	221	433	468	456	468	458	–	3404–3413
0.010	1	373	246	331	575	304	366	324	523	241	241	–	3394–3403
0.100	1	263	371	435	233	–	274	237	453	376	340	157	3383–3393
1.000	1	149	382	654	296	–	246	246	233	185	159	174	3372–3382
0.001	2	409	380	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	3360–3361
0.010	2	164	200	129	253	171	173	150	165	236	252	–	3350–3359
0.100	2	332	384	75	77	236	116	130	153	179	151	–	3340–3349
1.000	2	235	166	248	228	229	101	91	233	231	203	–	3330–3339