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Description	Figure 1. SBFC overview. Overview for the software package SBFC. At the SBFC core a general converter translates a general model into another. Instantiations of general model and general converter are easily implemented in SBFC, providing users with a wide range of options for converting between specific model formats. Software libraries for importing or exporting model formats can be reused by different converters. For instance, the converter SBML2BioPAX currently uses the software libraries JSBML to import an SBML model, and PAXTOOLS to export it.
Source	Rodriguez, N.; Pettit, J.-B.; Pezze, P.D.; Li, L.; Henry, A.; van Iersel, M.P.; Jalowicki, G.; Kutmon, M.; Natarajan, K.N.; Tolnay, D.; Stefan, M.I.; Evelo, C.T.; Le Novère, N. (2016). "The systems biology format converter". BMC Bioinformatics 17: 154. doi:10.1186/s12859-016-1000-2.
Date	2016
Author	Rodriguez, N. et al.
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+|Description='''Figure 1. SBFC overview.''' Overview for the software package SBFC. At the SBFC core a general converter translates a general model into another. Instantiations of general model and general converter are easily implemented in SBFC, providing users with a wide range of options for converting between specific model formats. Software libraries for importing or exporting model formats can be reused by different converters. For instance, the converter SBML2BioPAX currently uses the software libraries JSBML to import an SBML model, and PAXTOOLS to export it.
 |Source={{cite journal |title=The systems biology format converter |journal=BMC Bioinformatics |author=Rodriguez, N.; Pettit, J.-B.; Pezze, P.D.; Li, L.; Henry, A.; van Iersel, M.P.; Jalowicki, G.; Kutmon, M.; Natarajan, K.N.; Tolnay, D.; Stefan, M.I.; Evelo, C.T.; Le Novère, N. |volume=17 |pages=154 |year=2016 |doi=10.1186/s12859-016-1000-2}}
 |Author=Rodriguez, N. et al.