Arend, 2024 - Google Patents
Comparing genome-scale models of protein-constrained metabolism in heterotrophic and photosynthetic microorganismsArend, 2024
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Genome-scale metabolic models are mathematical representations of all known reactions occurring in a cell. Combined with constraints based on physiological measurements, these models have been used to accurately predict metabolic fluxes and effects of perturbations …
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