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              <h1 class="banner-area-headline">Model Bricks: small well-annoted modules used to build annotated, reusable models</h1>
              <h3> Key features of ModelBricks include reliance on a commonly used standard language (SBML),
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                            Complex molecular networks often can be constructed from simpler modules that we call bricks.
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                            the way they do, one must develop a precise mathematical description of molecular circuitry
                            and describe it in a different type of multiplex brick, that we call an executable brick
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