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The KineticLawName property of the kinetic law object indicates the name of the kinetic law definition applied to the reaction. KineticLawName can be any valid name from the built-in or user-defined kinetic law library. See Kinetic Law Definition for more information.
You can find the KineticLawName list in the kinetic law library by using the command sbiowhos -kineticlaw (sbiowhos). You can create a kinetic law definition with the function sbioabstractkineticlaw and add it to the library using sbioaddtolibrary.
| Applies to | Object: kineticlaw |
| Data type | char string |
| Data values | char string specified by kinetic law definition |
| Access | Read-only |
Create a model object, add a reaction object, and define a kinetic law for the reaction object.
modelObj = sbiomodel ('my_model');
reactionObj = addreaction (modelObj, 'a + b -> c + d');
kineticlawObj = addkineticlaw(reactionObj, 'Henri-Michaelis-Menten');Verify the KineticLawName of kineticlawObj.
get (kineticlawObj, 'KineticLawName')
MATLAB returns:
ans = Henri-Michaelis-Menten
Expression, Parameters, ParameterVariableNames, ParameterVariables, ReactionRate, sbioaddtolibrary, sbiowhos, SpeciesVariables, SpeciesVariableNames
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