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Identification of flux checkpoints in a metabolic pathway through white-box, grey-box and black-box modeling approaches.


ABSTRACT: Metabolic pathway modeling plays an increasing role in drug design by allowing better understanding of the underlying regulation and controlling networks in the metabolism of living organisms. However, despite rapid progress in this area, pathway modeling can become a real nightmare for researchers, notably when few experimental data are available or when the pathway is highly complex. Here, three different approaches were developed to model the second part of glycolysis of E. histolytica as an application example, and have succeeded in predicting the final pathway flux: one including detailed kinetic information (white-box), another with an added adjustment term (grey-box) and the last one using an artificial neural network method (black-box). Afterwards, each model was used for metabolic control analysis and flux control coefficient determination. The first two enzymes of this pathway are identified as the key enzymes playing a role in flux control. This study revealed the significance of the three methods for building suitable models adjusted to the available data in the field of metabolic pathway modeling, and could be useful to biologists and modelers.

SUBMITTER: Lo-Thong O 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7417601 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Aug

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Identification of flux checkpoints in a metabolic pathway through white-box, grey-box and black-box modeling approaches.

Lo-Thong Ophélie O   Charton Philippe P   Cadet Xavier F XF   Grondin-Perez Brigitte B   Saavedra Emma E   Damour Cédric C   Cadet Frédéric F  

Scientific reports 20200810 1


Metabolic pathway modeling plays an increasing role in drug design by allowing better understanding of the underlying regulation and controlling networks in the metabolism of living organisms. However, despite rapid progress in this area, pathway modeling can become a real nightmare for researchers, notably when few experimental data are available or when the pathway is highly complex. Here, three different approaches were developed to model the second part of glycolysis of E. histolytica as an  ...[more]

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