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Brunner, James

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FriendlyNets

FriendlyNets provides a method for assessing the promotion/inhibition effect on a microbe of a microbial community using a network of community interactions. At its core, FriendlyNets judges how much a network promotes or inhibits one of its nodes. It does this by assuming a set of dynamical systems represented by the network and using the resulting dynamics. FriendlyNets is also packaged with functions for generating a network from a set of genome-scale metabolic models (commonly called GSMs or GEMs) by simulating pairwise growth.

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MetConSIN

Metabolic Context Species Interaction Networks (MetConSIN) generates microbe-metabolte and metabolite-metabolite interaction networks using constraint based metabolic modeling. To do this, MetConSIN simulates with the dynamic FBA system and saves the sequence of interaction networks implied by that system, as well as the time-average network.

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