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RSSALib: a library for stochastic simulation of complex biochemical reactions

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Abstract Motivation Stochastic chemical kinetics is an essential mathematical framework for investigating the dynamics of biological processes, especially when stochasticity plays a vital role in their development. Simulation is often… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Motivation Stochastic chemical kinetics is an essential mathematical framework for investigating the dynamics of biological processes, especially when stochasticity plays a vital role in their development. Simulation is often the only option for the analysis of many practical models due to their analytical intractability. Results We present in this article, the simulation library RSSALib, implementing our recently developed rejection-based stochastic simulation algorithm (RSSA) and a wide range of its improvements, to accelerate the simulation and analysis of biochemical reactions. RSSALib supports reactions with complex kinetics and time delays, necessary to model complexities of reaction mechanisms. Our library provides both an application program interface and a graphic user interface to ease the set-up and visualization of the simulation results. Availability and implementation RSSALib is freely available at: https://github.com/vo-hong-thanh/rssalib. Supplementary information Supplementary data are available at Bioinformatics online.

Keywords: library stochastic; stochastic simulation; biochemical reactions; reactions rssalib; simulation; rssalib library

Journal Title: Bioinformatics
Year Published: 2020

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