Chemesis is a library of biochemical reaction objects for modeling calcium
concentration, created by K. T. (Avrama) Blackwell.  The latest version is
available from http://www.gmu.edu/departments/krasnow/CENlab/chemesis.html

The main directory (chemesis2.1) contains the top level Makefile (derived
from Usermake), and the two library directories chan and chem contain the
source code and the library Makefiles (derived from Libmake).  There are
multiple versions of the Makefiles. "Makefile2.3" is to be used with
GENESIS 2.3.  "Makefile2.2" is for use with GENESIS 2.2, and "Makefile2.1"
is for use with GENESIS 2.1 (which you should replace with GENESIS 2.3!).

The appropriate "Makefile2.x" should be copied to "Makefile" in each
directory.  The top level Makefile will need to be edited in order to
provide the definitions (MACHINE, OS, etc.) for your GENESIS installation,
and INSTALLDIR (GENINST in older versions of GENESIS) should be set to the
place where GENESIS is installed.  If the proper chan and chem Makefiles
are used, they should not require further editing.  The documentation in
the GENESIS Reference Manual on "Customizing GENESIS" gives further details
of compiling these, and similar user-contributed libraries, into GENESIS.
Note that these files should NOT be installed in the genesis/src directory.

Once the Makefile has been properly edited, it should be possible to type
"make" in order to create a new genesis executable "chemesis" that
incorporates the new Chemesis objects.

The Scripts directory contains some example scripts that use the chemesis
objects.  See Scripts/README for more details.

