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PHPP: PHPP, phenotypic phase plane analysis

Description

this function helps in performing a phenotypic phase plane analysis, a visualization of the effect of two input fluxes on the value of the objective function.

Usage

PHPP(reaction_number,fba_object,PCS,flux_range)

Arguments

fba_object
Is a list containing the data required to perform flux balance analysis. The elements of the list are mat which is the stoichiometric matrix, dir which gives the direction of the equality constraints, obj specifies the objective function for the simu
PCS
a string to search for the primary carbon source of the model, for example PCS="D glucose" will display all the reactions with that string in them, you need to choose the appropriate reaction number of the Carbon source before continuing. In c
reaction_number
two reaction numbers that specify the two input fluxes that make the x and y axes of the PhPP
flux_range
the range between which the input fluxes are to be varied

Examples

Run this code
#Performing a phenotypic phase plane analysis of 
	#glucose and oxygen in Core E.coli Metabolism
	data(Ecoli_core)
	PHPP(reaction_number=c(28,36),fba_object=Ecoli_core,
	PCS="glucose",flux_range=c(1,15))
	# a menu pops up asking to select the primary carbon source, select D glucose for Ecoli_core

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