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geckopy currently supports adding a global protein pool or a protein pool to a handful of specified reactions but does not easily allow for adding multiple protein pools at the same time.
Multiple protein pools are wanted in mainly two assumptions/situations:
The maximum capacity for heterologous expression is known, being a subset (or not) of the global protein pool.
The comparments in a (eukaryote) model have associated maximum capacities, resulting in different protein pools, being subsets (or not) of a global protein pool.
Proposition
Graph data structure for the protein pools. One protein pool can take up to a percentage of its parent pool. There may be more than one disconnected graph (for when a global protein pool is not required).
The user constrains the pool (constrain_pool()) providing a set of proteins (like it is now, by the default all) and a parent pool (by default None, meaning the pool is a root). If a parent is provided, the pool will be taking p_total from the parent pool.
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Description
geckopy
currently supports adding a global protein pool or a protein pool to a handful of specified reactions but does not easily allow for adding multiple protein pools at the same time.Multiple protein pools are wanted in mainly two assumptions/situations:
Proposition
constrain_pool()
) providing a set of proteins (like it is now, by the default all) and a parent pool (by defaultNone
, meaning the pool is a root). If a parent is provided, the pool will be takingp_total
from the parent pool.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: