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Computer Simulation of Metabolism
Links to Other Metabolic Modeling Resources on the www
Systems Biology Workbench Development Group
JWS Online Cellular Systems Modeling
Java Web Simulation and Metabolic Modelling Software [Brett Olivier and Jacky Snoep]
The BioNOME Resource
A repository of bio-computational models and observational data supported by Procter and Gamble and operated by the San Diego Supercomputer Center.
Computer Simulation of Biochemical Kinetics
Mendes, P. & Kell, D.B. (1996). Computer simulation of biochemical kinetics. In "BioThermoKinetics of the living cell" (eds. H.V. Westerhoff, J.L. Snoep, F.E. Sluse, J.E. Wijker and B.N. Kholodenko), pp. 254-257. BioThermoKinetics Press, Amsterdam
Gepasi
A program for the simulation and optimisation of the kinetics of systems of chemical and biochemical reactions (steady states and time courses) [Pedro Mendes]
The Metabolic Control Analysis Web
Jarnac (SCAMP II): Post-Genomic Systems Biology Software
Jarnac is an interactive and interpreted language for modelling integrated cellular systems, such as metabolic, gene regulation and signal transduction circuits [Herbert M. Sauro]
E-Cell 3: A Multi-Algorithm, Multi-Timescale Simulation Software Environment
KINSIM/FITSIM [Software developed by Dr. Carl Frieden's Lab., Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics, Washington University School of Medicine]
ModelMaker and ModelManager [Commercial PC based software tools for simulation modelling development and management]
Software for Kinetics
SAAM II Software
"SAAM II is a new compartmental and numerical modeling program developed to help researchers create models, design and simulate experiments, and analyze data more quickly, easily, and accurately than ever before. Compartmental models are constructed graphically by creating a visual representation of the model. Numerical models are built by entering algebraic equations directly. SAAM II is especially powerful because of the unique way it integrates three important model development and testing features" [The SAAM Institute, Inc.]
Protein Function and Biochemical Pathways (PFBP) Project
A description of an on-going research and development project whose main output is the aMAZE database
MMT - A Metabolic Modeling Tool for Metabolic Engineering [Jochen Hurlebaus, Wolfgang Wiechert1 and Ralf Takors]
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