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Khodaee2020 - Reconstruction of Mouse Genome-Scale Metabolic Model iMM1865

ABSTRACT: Here, we presented iMM1865 model as an orthology-based reconstruction of a GSM model for Mus musculus based on the last flux-consistent version of the human metabolic network, Recon3D. We proposed two versions of the new mouse model, iMM1865 and min-iMM1865, with the same number of gene-associated reactions but different subsets of non-gene-associated reactions. A third extended but flux-inconsistent model (iMM3254) was also created based on the extended version of Recon3D

SUBMITTER: Saeideh

PROVIDER: MODEL2110030001 | BioModels | 2021-10-06

REPOSITORIES: BioModels

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