Analysis of optimality in natural and perturbed metabolic
networks
Analysis of optimality in natural and perturbed
metabolic networks
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Downloadable Minimal Perturbation Analysis (MOMA) software:
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Latest Windows version (tested on Windows 2000):
moma_win2000.tar
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Latest Unix version (Self-contained tar, 2 Mb):
moma_Ecoli_linux_Apr2004.tar
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Latest Unix version (as above, gzipped, 300 Kb):
moma_Ecoli_linux_Apr2004.tar.gz
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Optimization libraries:
Object Oriented Quadratic Programming
(OOQP),
GNU linear programming kit (GLPK)
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Older MOMA Perl script:
mpa_5_17.pl
Supplementary files:
glpsol_dan.c,
glpsol_dan.exe
MOMA software documentation,
IBM Quadratic Programming
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E. coli parameter files (for comparison with Edwards and Palsson)
[
S.par
,
constraintsJ.par
,
objvector.par
]
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E. coli parameter files (for comparison with Emmerling et al.)
[
S.par
,
constraintsS.par
,
objvector.par
]
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MOMA in BioSPICE
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Links
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Flux Balance Analysis software
(see also
FluxAnalyzer )
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List of E. coli reactions (from Palsson's group)
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Flux Balance Analysis primers (Palsson's group):
[1]
[2]
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Edwards and Palsson, PNAS, 97, 5528-5533 (2000)
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Badarinarayana et al., Nature Biotech., 19, 1060-1065, 2001
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Link to data from Badarinarayana et al.
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Emmerling et al., J. Bacteriology, 184(1), 152-164 (2002)
Last update: Daniel Segre', February 19, 2004
dsegre [at] genetics.med.harvard.edu