emigrate
A Python package for performing electrophoresis calculations.
emigrate calculates equilibrium state and flux of ions under an electric field in a pseudo-1D domain.
The emigrate model uses techniques demonstrated by Peakmaster, Spresso, and STEEP. The emigrate model takes into account pH, and will take into account ionic strength, and temperature effects, including the most up-to-date temperature model published in STEEP. The emigrate object classes make these techniques directly accessible as a backend for simulations written in python.
Installation
One-line install using pip:
pip install emigrate
Tutorial
Want to use emigrate? Read the tutorial, written with iPython Notebook.
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