New model source: JWS Online

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https://jjj.bio.vu.nl

JWS Online has various biochemical models, like the Biomodels Database. From the homepage:

JWS Online aims to provide a service to the systems biology community by:

1. giving access to a database of curated models of biological systems
2. allowing the users to run these models in a web browser via an accessible interface
3. providing assistance to manuscript reviewers by storing and curating kinetic models awaiting publication

JWS Online serves an important role as a repository of published models, which often undergo modification to reflect updates in the standardised notation of metabolites and enzymes, and a direct link between model and experimental data is provided.

JWS Online now uses a database implementation with a native format that mirrors the SBML specification. This minimises changes in SBML structure during the upload-edit-save cycle. JWS Online supports uploading and modification of existing models in SBML or JWS format.