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StrainDesign is a python package for the computational design of metabolic networks and based on COBRApy
An implementation of genome-scale model reconstruction using Cost Optimization Reaction Dependency Assessment by Schultz et. al
Python package for building and analyzing models using ModelSEED
Constraint-based modeling of metabolism using Mixed Integer Optimization
Multivariate thermodynamics-based metabolic flux analysis in Python.
Constraint-based model vulnerabilities analysis - Python analysis tool http://contrabass.unizar.es
COBRApy biochemical network simulation program via BioSimulators-compliant command-line interface and Docker container
Adjusting for false discoveries in constraint- and sampling-based differential metabolic flux analysis
diversity-based enumeration of optimal context-specific metabolic networks using the cobrapy library
Utility to simplify obtaining information from genome-scale models as well as their manipulation. This implementation is available only for working with COBRApy.
findCP core package - find ChokePoint reactions in genome-scale metabolic models
KBase SDK module for model analysis apps created and managed by the ModelSEED team
A class based on COBRApy to handle quantitative mutations on metabolic models.
Shiny app for visualization of the toy GENREs
Bioinformatics project analyzing cancer metabolism using computational modeling and analysis. The project was awarded the GIDI-UP: Summer Research Award and includes data, models, and scripts.
ECMproject is a standalone python program, which enumerates Elementary Conversion Modes (ECMs) of metabolic models.
Proyecto para las redes metabolicas humanas.
Computational Biology Techniques 2, Glucose Pathway
Pathways That Harvest Chemical Reactions
iPfal17 genome-scale metabolic reconstruction; lipid metabolism curation
Repository of code and information developed for computational biology research at UGA
Docker image for a full ME model stack.
Multi-scale model of Metabolism In Cellular Systems