ArticlemSystems2026
High-throughput generation and comparison of genome-scale metabolic models reveal strain-specific metabolic diversity in 439
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The emergence of automated methods for the generation of genome-scale metabolic models (GEMs) has enabled the use of these models to study metabolic differences between large sets of different microorganisms. Current methods are often optimized for either handling large sets of strains or highly accurately reflecting the metabolism of selected strains; however, both aspects are necessary for analyzing the metabolic differences among large numbers of strains of the same or closely related species. In this study, we present a workflow for the high-throughput generation of high-quality GEMs of closely related strains, which has been applied for the generation of 439 GEMs of
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