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While dealing with #689, I found that the model has two species that correspond to the same metabolite: hexanoate MAM03684c and hexanoic acid MAM02120c. I have checked a couple other short- or medium-chained fatty acids, they do not seem to have duplicates. MAM03684c likely comes from Recon3D, and the other from elsewhere.
Expected feature/value/output:
Proposed curation: "merge" species by retaining hexanoic acid MAM02120c for consistency with other metabolite names, e.g. octanoic acid MAM02642c.
Identify identical reactions between the two, and remove the one for hexanoate. GPRs are likely to be the same for duplicate reactions, but needs checking as well. In case of unique reactions, swap hexanoate MAM03684c for hexanoic acid MAM02120c.
Any other tips/suggestions? Or good to go?
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Current behavior:
While dealing with #689, I found that the model has two species that correspond to the same metabolite: hexanoate MAM03684c and hexanoic acid MAM02120c. I have checked a couple other short- or medium-chained fatty acids, they do not seem to have duplicates. MAM03684c likely comes from Recon3D, and the other from elsewhere.
Expected feature/value/output:
Proposed curation: "merge" species by retaining hexanoic acid MAM02120c for consistency with other metabolite names, e.g. octanoic acid MAM02642c.
Identify identical reactions between the two, and remove the one for hexanoate. GPRs are likely to be the same for duplicate reactions, but needs checking as well. In case of unique reactions, swap hexanoate MAM03684c for hexanoic acid MAM02120c.
Any other tips/suggestions? Or good to go?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: