PathCase-SB: database-enabled tools for regulatory metabolic networks
Abstract
Integration of metabolic pathways resources and metabolic network models, and deploying new tools on the integrated platform is useful for systems biology research on understanding the regulation of metabolic networks. PathCase-SB is such an integrative a web-based application, providing a database-enabled framework and tools towards effective and efficient systems biology model development for mechanistic simulations of biological systems. Current PathCase-SB user interfaces include browser, querying, visualization, provenance, simulation and model composition interfaces. PathCase-SB is built, released, and already being used by researchers across the globe.
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