The experimental conditions are reported according to the STRENDA recommendations, the kinetic model is described by using MathML and SBML in the experiment file. This file also describes the format of the CSV-formatted file which contains the raw time course data. Instead of using headers to describe columns, the complete CSV-formatted file description is done within the SBML file. This approach has the advantage of enabling a comprehensive description of each column, such as measured species, units and data types, instead of a single header. The SBML file uses two elements, notes and annotation. A notes tag contains human-readable information as plain text, whereas an annotation tag contains structured, machine-actable information. Notes and annotation tags are used to add information which is required by the STRENDA Guidelines, but not included in SBML, such as protein sequence, pH, or temperature. Thus, this file is a valid SBML document, which contains additional information on enzyme-catalyzed reactions. An extensive description of the EnzymeML document structure is available in the Supporting Information.