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The Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) is an XML-based description language for representing computational models in systems biology. Visit the project web site to learn more.

This software allows us to create a relational database in PostgreSQL hosting full bacterial genomes. Besides the database, there is software, like a parser, to convert EMBL or GBK files to the CpDB relational schema. Once in the CpDB, one can extract unlimited reports from bacterial genomes using SQL. This software is part of the Ph.D. in Bioinformatics from Anderson Santos (https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3418-0823) developed under the Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis (Cp) pangenome project...

RANGE: produce random genetic transcription networks in the NEMO language, which when compiled outputs models in Systems Biology Markup Language. Generate synthetic microarray data, or use NEMO alone to SBML-ize a network, or visualize it in cytoscape.

MGFp is open parser implementation for the Mascot Generic Format (MGF). It uses bison/flex to define a formal grammar and provides the necessary C++ adapter classes. The software is provided under a BSD license. Development on SF.net has ceased. You can find the project at http://kirchnerlab.github.com/libmgf/

vcif is an open source software for validation of Crystallographic Information Files. It supports lexical, parser and dictionary validation (DDL 1 and 2 are fully supported, DDLm draft partially supported)

CellMC is a multi-platform XSLT-based SBML compiler producing executable SSA models based on the optimised direct method.

Neurospaces is a development center for tools in computational neuroscience. See http://www.neurospaces.org/

Zerg is a very fast BLAST parser library written in C with the help of the Flex lexical analyzer generator.

A header file (cexcept.h) that provides Try/Throw/Catch macros similar to those available in C++ for error handling.

runsbml - Pathway Simulation Tool emulates the dynamics of biological pathways by calculating concentrations of biochemical compounds at different times and conditions.

A CUDA parallel parser for nondeterministic grammars based on a Bison-generated GLR Parser. Parsing has been used to syntactically analyze programming language. Usually, parsing programming languages is deterministic, i.e., there exists exactly one valid way to syntactically interpret the input. In this project, non-deterministic parsing is used as means to predicting RNA secondary structures. In non-deterministic parsing, more than one syntactic interpretation is valid. This is where...