SimBiology 2.4

Product Description

• Introduction and Key Features
• Working with SimBiology®
• Building a Model
• Running a Simulation
• Analyzing a Model
• Saving and Exporting Results

Building a Model

SimBiology lets you create models that include compartments, species, parameters, reactions, events, rules, kinetic laws, and units.

You can create a model by:

• Entering equations and relevant parameters into the GUI
• Dragging and dropping predefined blocks in the block diagram editor
• Importing files that comply with SBML Level 2 Version 1

The appearance of any predefined compartment, species, or reaction block is user-configurable. Customized blocks can be stored in libraries or used to create standardized blocks or elements.

Variants are collections of alternate values for parameters, which you can apply to a model during simulation. This enables you to study various values for model components without creating new models.

SimBiology lets you work with the built-in kinetic laws and units or create your own. Both built-in and user-defined kinetic laws are stored in libraries for easy reuse and distribution.

Built-in and customized blocks in SimBiology®. Blocks from the built-in basic library are user-configurable enabling you to customize your graphical model. Click on image to see enlarged view.