Hi Ciaran,
The list of built-in and user-defined kinetic laws are stored on something called the SimBiology root object. You can access is with the sbioroot function. For example, here is sample code to get lists of the kinetic laws:
root = sbioroot;
userDefinedLaws = root.UserDefinedLibrary.KineticLaws;
builtinLaws = root.BuiltinLibrary.KineticLaws;
Alternatively, if you want to search for a kinetic law with a particular name, you can use the sbioselect. For example, here's how you could use sbioselect to find the MassAction kinetic law:
lawList = sbioselect('Name', 'MassAction', 'Type', 'abstract_kinetic_law')
If the output from calling sbioselect is empty, then the kinetic law with the specified name has not been added to the library. If you leave out the 'Type', 'abstract_kinetic_law' part of the command, you'll find all SimBiology objects with the specified name. You can read more about sbioselect here. And here is a list of all the Type values used in SimBiology, in case you ever want to search through the names of other types of objects.
