We have just released the new CellNetAnalyzer version 2019.2
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Steffen
May 16, 2019, 11:57:01 AM5/16/19
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We have just released the new CellNetAnalyzer version 2019.2
- Many more model features contained in SBML model files (e.g., compartment, charge and
chemical formula of a metabolite; name and gene product association of a reaction) are
now stored in the generic data field of CNA when an SBML model is imported.
Most important new features:
- For a given mass-flow project, basic network maps (listing reaction names and (optionally)
reaction equations) to be used within the GUI environment of the project can now be
generated in an automatic manner from the network model. This is especially useful for
larger (e.g. genome-scale) models (e.g. imported from an SBML file) where the manual
creation of network maps would be a tedious task. Although the reaction names are only
listed (no true network graphics), this feature is still useful as it pretty much eases the
analysis of the model with the GUI.
reaction equations) to be used within the GUI environment of the project can now be
generated in an automatic manner from the network model. This is especially useful for
larger (e.g. genome-scale) models (e.g. imported from an SBML file) where the manual
creation of network maps would be a tedious task. Although the reaction names are only
listed (no true network graphics), this feature is still useful as it pretty much eases the
analysis of the model with the GUI.
- Many more model features contained in SBML model files (e.g., compartment, charge and
chemical formula of a metabolite; name and gene product association of a reaction) are
now stored in the generic data field of CNA when an SBML model is imported.
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