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Metabolite IDs should always be the ModelSEED/KBase ID rather than the current situation in which a BiGG ID can be used instead -- in retrospect this was the wrong decision, though at the time it seemed useful make the identity of the metabolite interpretable from the ID if possible.
The solution
In addition to always making the metabolite ID be the ModelSEED ID, BiGG IDs and other linked database IDs should be added as metabolite annotations.
Beneficiaries
Metabolic modelers and anyone exploring (pan)genome metabolic networks.
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The ModelSEED metabolite "abbreviation" can correspond to one of the BiGG IDs. This "select" BiGG ID is currently recorded in a column added to the metabolites table that is set up from the downloaded table, but this information is no longer needed and the column should be removed.
The need
Metabolite IDs should always be the ModelSEED/KBase ID rather than the current situation in which a BiGG ID can be used instead -- in retrospect this was the wrong decision, though at the time it seemed useful make the identity of the metabolite interpretable from the ID if possible.
The solution
In addition to always making the metabolite ID be the ModelSEED ID, BiGG IDs and other linked database IDs should be added as metabolite annotations.
Beneficiaries
Metabolic modelers and anyone exploring (pan)genome metabolic networks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: