BMSS2

BMSS2 facilitates systematic model selection and identifiability analysis of kinetic models for synthetic biology applications.


Key Features:

  • Implementation: Implemented as a unified Python package.
  • Model Development and Simulation: Provides tools for developing kinetic models and simulating system dynamics.
  • Bayesian Parameter Inference: Performs Bayesian parameter inference to estimate model parameters with quantified uncertainty.
  • Global Sensitivity Analysis: Includes global sensitivity analysis to identify parameters that strongly influence model behavior.
  • Model Selection: Supports systematic comparison and selection of competing models based on predefined criteria.
  • Identifiability Analysis: Supports both a priori and a posteriori identifiability analyses to assess parameter determinability from data.
  • Database-Driven Architecture: Stores and retrieves models in SBML format within a database-driven framework.
  • MBase Integration: Integrates with the MBase repository for model deposition and access.

Scientific Applications:

  • Kinetic modeling in synthetic biology: Development and refinement of kinetic models to capture system dynamics and predict behavior.
  • Experimental design and parameter estimation: Guiding experimental design and data collection using identifiability and sensitivity analyses to improve parameter estimation.
  • Model sharing and reuse: Deposition, retrieval, and reuse of SBML models via MBase to support reproducibility and collaboration.

Methodology:

Uses simulation, Bayesian parameter inference, global sensitivity analysis, systematic model selection, a priori and a posteriori identifiability analyses, and database storage/retrieval of SBML models with integration to MBase.

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Tool Type:
library, web application
Programming Languages:
Python
Added:
3/19/2021
Last Updated:
4/21/2021

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Publications

Jie Ngo RK, Wui Yeoh J, Wei Fan GH, Siang Loh WK, Loo Poh C. BMSS2: a unified database-driven modelling tool for systematic model selection and identifiability analysis. Unknown Journal. 2021. doi:10.1101/2021.02.23.432592.

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