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doubleFluxDel: Double Flux Deletion Experiment

Description

Double reaction (flux) deletion analysis.

Usage

doubleFluxDel(model, react1, react2, allComb = FALSE, exex = FALSE, ...)

Arguments

model
An object of class modelorg.
react1
An object of class reactId or character or integer, fluxes set to zero (upper and lower bound) (default: react_id(model)).
react2
An object of class reactId or character or integer, fluxes set to zero (upper and lower bound) (default: react_id(model)).
allComb
Logical: If set to TRUE, all possible pairwise combinations of react1 and react2 were deleted. If set to FALSE, react1 and react2 must have the same length. Every pair c(react1[i], react2[i]) will be deleted (default: FALSE).
exex
Logical: exclude exchange reactions (default: FALSE).
...
Further arguments passed to optimizer.

Value

encoding

utf8

Details

The function doubleFluxDel studies the effect of deletion of pairs of fluxes on the current objective function (e.g. biomass production). The first step is the calculation of a reference solution, which is the wild type solution. Then n further optimizations are performed (n: number of required optimizations) with $v_i = 0$ for $i = 1,\dots,n$.

See Also

modelorg, optsol, optsol_fluxdel, checkOptSol, optimizer and SYBIL_SETTINGS.

Examples

Run this code
data(Ec_core)
  Ec_ofd <- doubleFluxDel(Ec_core)

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