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-	==Language specifications==	+	=Standardization of MoDeL=
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		+	'''MoDeL''' aims at providing a language and syntax standard for automatic modeling databases used in synthetic biology models. Knowing the importance, USTC_Software puts a lot of effort on the standardization of MoDeL. We have requested '''BBF RFC55''' for MoDeL, and constructed a beta version of XML schema to describe the XML structure of MoDeL.
		+	==BBF RFC55==
		+	'''BBF RFC55: Standard Biological Part Automatic Modeling Database Language (MoDeL)''' mainly describes the detailed language specifications of MoDeL with concrete examples, which provides enough information for serious database constructors to build up a database on his own. As a highlight of MoDeL, the concept and the syntax of Chain-Node Model are described in detail. The content of document is currently arranged as follows:
		+	[[Image:Ustcs Table of contents.png|600px|thumb|center|Figure 1: Draft document of RFC55 - Table of Contents]]
		+	The document of RFC55 has already been submitted. You can find it on the webpage of [http://openwetware.org/wiki/The_BioBricks_Foundation:RFC The BioBricks Foundation:RFC]. Following are some more previews at the draft document.
		+	[[Image:Ustcs Draftdocument 1.png|600px|thumb|center|Figure 2: Preview at draft document of RFC55]]
		+	[[Image:Ustcs Draftdocument 2.png|600px|thumb|center|Figure 3: Preview at draft document of RFC55]]
-	==Future work==	+	==XML Schema==
-	There is a long way to go	+	'''XML Schemas''' express shared vocabularies and allow machines to carry out rules made by people. They provide a means for defining the structure, content and semantics of XML documents. Being written in XML fashion, a Schema is perfect for MoDeL to allow software to perform check on syntax. Following is the preview of the beta version of XML Schema for MoDeL. The Schema can be downloaded at [https://sourceforge.net/projects/ustc-igame/files/ iGaME project page] on SourceForge.
-		+	[[Image:Ustcs Xml schema preview 1.png|600px|thumb|center|Figure 4: Preview at XML Schema of MoDeL]]
-		+	[[Image:Ustcs Xml schema preview 2.png|600px|thumb|center|Figure 5: Preview at XML Schema of MoDeL]]
-	===New version of '''MoDeL'''===	+
-	Our beta version of '''MoDeL''' needs to be improved in several aspects. First, it does not support description of intra-molecular reactions. If it is applied, our software will become a useful tool to study the competition mechanism between intra-molecular and inter-molecular reactions. Second, only six kinds of ''substituent'' parts are far from meeting the demands of more accurate modeling and complex reaction mechanism. At present, ''substituent'' parts are limited to match only parts on one chain; they are not allowed to represent a structure with more than one chains and trees. This needs the extension of definition of ''substituent'' parts by designing a unified format with enough information. Third, transcription and translation reactions are handled differently with other reactions. It is necessary to modify '''MoDeL''' to incorporate description of transcription and translation reactions.	+

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Latest revision as of 09:51, 27 October 2010

Standardization of MoDeL

MoDeL aims at providing a language and syntax standard for automatic modeling databases used in synthetic biology models. Knowing the importance, USTC_Software puts a lot of effort on the standardization of MoDeL. We have requested BBF RFC55 for MoDeL, and constructed a beta version of XML schema to describe the XML structure of MoDeL.

BBF RFC55

BBF RFC55: Standard Biological Part Automatic Modeling Database Language (MoDeL) mainly describes the detailed language specifications of MoDeL with concrete examples, which provides enough information for serious database constructors to build up a database on his own. As a highlight of MoDeL, the concept and the syntax of Chain-Node Model are described in detail. The content of document is currently arranged as follows:

The document of RFC55 has already been submitted. You can find it on the webpage of The BioBricks Foundation:RFC. Following are some more previews at the draft document.

XML Schema

XML Schemas express shared vocabularies and allow machines to carry out rules made by people. They provide a means for defining the structure, content and semantics of XML documents. Being written in XML fashion, a Schema is perfect for MoDeL to allow software to perform check on syntax. Following is the preview of the beta version of XML Schema for MoDeL. The Schema can be downloaded at iGaME project page on SourceForge.