Thanks A lot! Yeah Exactly I am in the stage of constructing a genome scale model. Actually I have got the Semi-curated version of my Organism!. So thought of refining the model again to make it organism specific by annotating the genome sequence, in specific I focus on the enzyme coding genes of my organism. So I have got around 660 Enzyme coding genes in my organism and I have got the EC numbers of the same. In this context, I thought of mapping these EC Numbers with reactions and the compare with my semi-curated model to check for the presence of reactions. If a reaction is absent, I will add those reactions in the model, sort of making it organism specific Model.
I truly agree with your suggestion like one EC Number could have more than one reactions too. I thought of working with BiGG only because most of the SBML models use BiGG model representation. I will have try the possibilities in Kbase!
Thanks Once again!
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- N.T. Devika*