Your personal guide to modelling
03 Nov 2011
When asked to contribute a paper on genome-scale metabolic reconstruction and models to Methods in Enzymology, authors Filipe Santos, Joost Boele and Bas Teusink (VU University Amsterdam) decided to take their personal experiences in this field as the guideline. "We all have hands-on experience in making these models and we all have faced similar obstacles and bottlenecks along the way", says Santos. With their 'practical guide', Santos and colleagues aim to help others who are starting out in this field or who want to refine their own efforts. He admits: "It is actually the kind of guide we would have liked to have had when we started out making our own models."
Filipe Santos, Joost Boele and Bas Teusink
A practical guide to genome-scale metabolic models and their analysis
Methods in Enzymology, Vol 500, 2011, pp. 509-532
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