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To model a community, we will need to track down the reactions and their corresponding metabolites, that
take place in the extracellular space.
It is my belief that it would benefit our efforts the most, to use models in the Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML)
format to this end.
This means both to implement a function for reading such files (the libSBML library will probably be of help for this, but also
to add an attribute in our model, e.g. model.extracellular to keep track of these metabolites.
Adding a function reading such files sounds reasonable. Regarding the attribute another choice would be to create a new class community_model that inherits model and there add the extracellular attribute.
To model a community, we will need to track down the reactions and their corresponding metabolites, that
take place in the extracellular space.
It is my belief that it would benefit our efforts the most, to use models in the Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML)
format to this end.
This means both to implement a function for reading such files (the libSBML library will probably be of help for this, but also
to add an attribute in our model, e.g.
model.extracellular
to keep track of these metabolites.@TolisChal @vissarion what 's your thoughts?
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