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BioModels Database serves as a reliable repository of computational models of biological processes. It hosts models described in peer-reviewed scientific literature and models generated automatically from pathway resources (Path2Models). A large number of models collected from literature are manually curated and semantically enriched with cross-references from external data resources. The resource allows scientific community to store, search and retrieve mathematical models of their interest. In addition, features such as generation of sub-models, online simulation, conversion of models into different representational formats, and programmatic access via web services, are provided.

All models are provided under the terms of the Creative Commons CC0 Public Domain Dedication, cf. our terms of use. This means that the models are available freely for use, modification and distribution, to all users. More information about BioModels Database can be found in the frequently asked questions (FAQ).


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September, 2013 preview image of the September 2013 Model of the Month
Bistability is key for understanding basic biological phenomena, such as cell division, differentiation, cancer onset, and apoptosis. Here, Wilhelm (2009) has presented a minimal system with necessary conditions that is required for a system to show bistable behaviour.

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18 June 2013 25th release
We are pleased to announce the twenty-fifth release of BioModels Database! The resource now publicly provides 143013 models. Numerous new models have been made available, several have been updated and various new features have been unveiled.

13 May 2013 Bioinformatician position available
We are seeking an outstanding bioinformatician to join the BioModels.net team. For more information and application instructions, please refer to the job description page (closing date: 9 June 2013).

5 March 2013 Refreshed user interface
The user interface was slightly refreshed, in order to follow the new EBI look and feel.

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