| SBML News |
 SBML Test Runner 3.0(6 Jun.'13) A new version of the standalone Test Runner for the SBML Test Suite is now available. Site outage June 8(2 Jun.'13) SBML.org and biomodels.caltech.edu will be off-line due to a power interruption on June 8.SBML Test Suite cases archive(17 May '13) An updated set of test cases for the SBML Test Suite is now available. |
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| Community News |
 New PySCeS version(6 Jun.'13) PySCeS 0.9 offers many new features for simulation, analysis, plotting and file export.New COPASI version(22 May '13) COPASI 4.10 build 55 brings a large number of new features in all areas.pybrn released(17 May '13) Pybrn is a new Python package for analyzing biochemical reaction networks. |
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Welcome to the portal for the Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML),
a free and open interchange format for computer models of biological processes. SBML is useful for models of metabolism, cell signaling, and more. It continues to be evolved and expanded by an international community.
What is SBML? Read our introduction, then perhaps browse the mailing lists, the FAQ, and look at the SBML Level 3 package activities to glimpse what's happening with SBML today.
Looking for software that supports SBML? Our software guide lists over 250 systems. Are you instead looking for models? Visit BioModels Database, where you can find hundreds!
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