# convert_Genesis2Sbml.py ---
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# Filename: convert_Genesis2Sbml.py
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# Author:Harsha Rani
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# Created: Mon Jan 19 09:16:58 2015 (+0530)
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# Last-Updated: Mon Nov 7 15:155:38 2012 (+0530)
# By: Harsha Rani
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# The script demonstates to convert Chemical (Genesis) file to SBML file using moose
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# Code:
import moose
from moose.SBML import *
[docs]def main():
"""
This example illustrates loading a kinetic model defined in Genesis format
into Moose using loadModel function and using writeSBML function
one can save the model into SBML format. \n
libsbml should be installed.
"""
# This command loads the file into the path '/Kholodenko'
moose.loadModel('../genesis/Kholodenko.g', '/Kholodenko')
# Writes model to xml file
written = mooseWriteSBML('/Kholodenko', '../genesis/Kholodenko_tosbml.xml')
print(written)
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()