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- | Rather than constructing our model from the ground up, we built off the work of Knoop et al. and their flux balance analysis model created for Synechocystis sp. PCC6803.2 In addition, we incorporated the work of Nogales et al. and their more recent model, which highlights the photosynthetic pathways in Synechocystis.3 Finally, we used the KEGG online reaction database to supplement our model. | + | Rather than constructing our model from the ground up, we built off the work of Knoop et al. and their flux balance analysis model created for Synechocystis sp. PCC6803.<sup><a href= "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/88390549/knoop%20model.pdf">2</a></sup> In addition, we incorporated the work of Nogales et al. and their more recent model, which highlights the photosynthetic pathways in Synechocystis.<sup><a href="http://dl.dropbox.com/u/88390549/6803%20model.pdf">3</a></sup> Finally, we used the KEGG online reaction database to supplement our model. |
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- | The COBRA Toolbox (Constraints Based Reconstruction and Analysis)4 and MATLAB were used to read and modify the model. The Knoop model lacked the terpenoid backbone biosynthesis, carotenoid biosynthesis, and the saffron biosynthesis pathway. We added a condensed version of these pathways to the existing model using the ‘addReaction’ command in the COBRA Toolbox. An excerpt of the code can be found below. | + | The COBRA Toolbox (Constraints Based Reconstruction and Analysis)<sup><a href="http://dl.dropbox.com/u/88390549/genome-scale%20model%20protocol.pdf">4</a></sup> and MATLAB were used to read and modify the model. The Knoop model lacked the terpenoid backbone biosynthesis, carotenoid biosynthesis, and the saffron biosynthesis pathway. We added a condensed version of these pathways to the existing model using the ‘addReaction’ command in the COBRA Toolbox. An excerpt of the code can be found below. |
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