A modular approach to reconstructing genome-scale metabolic networks
A genome-scale and metabolic network technology, which is applied in the field of module division for reconstructing genome-scale metabolic networks, can solve problems such as the inability to reveal the hierarchical structure
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[0079] A method for modularizing the reconstruction of genome-scale metabolic networks, comprising:
[0080] (1) Create a reaction graph:
[0081](a) Remove circulating metabolites and isolated reactions in the metabolic network, where circulating metabolites mainly refer to metabolites that can circulate globally in the cell, such as ATP, ADP, phosphate, diphosphate, NADP, NADPH, CO 2 , NAD, NADH, O 2 etc.; an isolated reaction is one that is not linked to any other reaction.
[0082] (b) Converting the network into a reaction graph based on the metabolite connections for each reaction. Specific method: If the product of reaction A is the same as the reactant of reaction B, a one-way connection from reaction A to reaction B can be established, which can be expressed as A->B; when there are both A->B and B->A When there are two connections, the two connections can be merged into a bidirectional connection AB.
[0083] (2) Initially decouple the network according to the cla...
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[0103] Practical application of the method for module division of the reconstructed genome-scale metabolic network disclosed in the present invention
[0104] This method was used in the module division of the genome-scale metabolic network reconstruction of Eriocheir sinensis-eyestalk. The model adopted is that the genome-scale metabolic network of Eriocheir sinensis-eyestalk reconstructed contains 1304 reactions, and the number of related reactions after removing circulating metabolites is 1053. First, the metabolic network is divided into several weak linkers with pajek software ( WCCs), the network is decoupled into 66 weak linkers through the calculation of weak linkers, of which there are only 6 larger weak linkers containing more than 10 reactions, and the largest weak linker contains 774 reactions (such as figure 2 shown), accounting for about 74% of the total number of reactions in the metabolic network. On the basis of the calculation of the weak link, apply the me...
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