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Antimony 3: Extending human-readable model definitions for SBML Level 3 Core and Packages.
PLOS Computational Biology · · Journal Article
Heydarabadipour, Smith + more
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Antimony 3 extends support for SBML Level 3 Core and FBC, enabling combined kinetic and flux balance models within a human-readable format.
- Why it matters: Updating Antimony is essential to keep pace with evolving SBML standards and modeling practices, ensuring continued community relevance and compatibility.
- What they did: The authors developed Antimony 3 as a comprehensive update, formalizing improvements and supporting SBML Level 3 packages, with a lightweight C/C++ library and bindings for multiple scripting languages.
- The result: Antimony 3 allows modeling of complex biochemical networks with features like uncertainty representation, annotations, and visualizations, facilitating broader use in systems biology research.
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