Mechanisms of action

MechanismOfAction stores a stable, non-empty id. Therapeutic design IDs include it. For RNase H1, use MechanismOfAction("rnase-h1").

class ASOkai.Biochemistry.MechanismOfAction(id)[source]

Bases: Serializable

An antisense mechanism represented by its stable design ID.

Parameters:: id (str)

id: str

File contract

This is the JSON record ASOkai stores for MechanismOfAction. A JSON file has a root value and an objects table. Objects used once are inline; repeatedly used objects move to the table and are linked by references. Nested records follow their own class contracts.

The __class__ and __module__ fields identify the object type. ASOkai adds them when writing JSON; keep the fixed values shown below when supplying an input file yourself.

Example file

{
    "root": {
        "__class__": "MechanismOfAction",
        "__module__": "ASOkai.Biochemistry._mechanism_of_action",
        "id": "example"
    },
    "objects": {}
}

Fields

JSON field	Details
`__class__`	Accepted value: `"MechanismOfAction"` Requirement: Required; keep unchanged in input files Meaning: Identifies this JSON object as MechanismOfAction. ASOkai writes it automatically.
`__module__`	Accepted value: `"ASOkai.Biochemistry._mechanism_of_action"` Requirement: Required; keep unchanged in input files Meaning: Tells ASOkai where MechanismOfAction is defined. ASOkai writes it automatically.
`id`	Accepted value: string Requirement: Required Meaning: —