Modules
What are modules?
Modules are groups of chemical reactions. They enable building prebiotic chemical pathways, reporting the chemical hypothesis behind a specific experiment, or simply enumerating reactions connected by any criteria.
How are they built?
A module can be defined only as a list of chemical reaction identifiers. Check the documentation to find information about how to define your own modules.
| ID | Description |
|---|---|
| pbmdl-000001 | Prebiotic synthesis of Alanine, following four different pathways |
| pbmdl-000002 | Prebiotic synthesis of Serine, following three different pathways |
| pbmdl-000003 | Prebiotic synthesis of Glycine |
| pbmdl-000004 | Prebiotic synthesis of Glutamate |
| pbmdl-000005 | Prebiotic synthesis of Glutamate |
| pbmdl-000006 | Prebiotic synthesis of Arginine |
| pbmdl-000007 | Prebiotic synthesis of Threonine |
| pbmdl-000008 | Prebiotic synthesis of Valine |
| pbmdl-000009 | Synthesis by heterogeneous habitats |
| pbmdl-000010 | Pathways around 1,3-amino-2-oxazole |