ArticleHeliyon2019
iMet: A graphical user interface software tool to merge metabolic networks.
Article in Heliyon, 2019. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 1 paper.
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Abstract
Nowadays, studying microorganisms has become faster and deeper than the last decades, thanks to the modeling of genome-scale metabolic networks. Completed genome sequencing projects of microorganisms and annotating these sequences have provided a worthwhile platform for reconstructing and modeling genome-scale metabolic networks. The genome-scale metabolic network reconstruction is a laborious and time-consuming task which needs an extensive study and search in different types of databases. Furthermore, it also requires an iterative process of creating and curating the obtained network, particularly with experimental methods. Hence, different types of reconstructions and models of a targeted microorganism can be found with different qualities, as the goal and need of researchers differ. Due to these circumstances, scientists have to continue with only one of the reconstructed metabolic networks of each microorganism and ignore the rest in their
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