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feat: yeast-GEM maps in caffeine platform #212

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BenjaSanchez opened this issue Mar 31, 2020 · 7 comments
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feat: yeast-GEM maps in caffeine platform #212

BenjaSanchez opened this issue Mar 31, 2020 · 7 comments
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BenjaSanchez commented Mar 31, 2020

Description of the issue:

For improved visualization of the S. cerevisiae model, the files available at SysBioChalmers/Yeast-maps could be uploaded to https://caffeine.dd-decaf.eu/, a platform for simulating + visualizing GEM predictions. For this, the following should be done:

  • Merge Feat/BiGG ids #188 (caffeine operates based on bigg ids).
  • Upload model to Caffeine.
  • Translate the yeast-GEM maps into Escher format.
  • Upload maps to Caffeine.

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  • Checked that a similar issue does not exist already
@BenjaSanchez BenjaSanchez added the enhancement new field/feature label Mar 31, 2020
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The current issue is that the map format from SysBioChalmers/Yeast-maps should be updated to be visualised using caffeine .

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@hongzhonglu were you able to transform the format available in SysBioChalmers/Yeast-maps to be compatible with Escher? Is there work somewhere with that?

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Hi @BenjaSanchez I am not able to transform the format. Niko has done some work as the part of Yeast8 project but we did not get the completed result from him.

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Update on this: The model of yeast-GEM (version 8.4.0) is now available in Caffeine. After #224 was merged, I used those I/O functions to create a model with BiGG ids in .json format in this fork. I uploaded that model as a publicly available model at https://staging.dd-decaf.eu/interactive-map (can be selected from the S. cerevisiae model options when a new simulation card is created). For now it should be used with maps from iMM904. It works with varying degrees of success: lipid metabolism for instance has very few matches, but below you can see that Glycolisis/PPP matches very nicely 😄

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@feiranl @hongzhonglu feel free to play around with the model (you can try simulating knockouts, adding reactions, changing bounds, etc) and let me know if overall it's working as intended. If so, I can push it to the production line of Caffeine, and modify the readme file of our repo to direct users to this resource for integrated simulation & visualization.

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feiranl commented Jul 5, 2020

@BenjaSanchez Hi, I tried adding reactions from MNX and adding a reaction manually inputed, changing bounds, and reactions knocking out. Overall, it is great!. But the reaction knocking is circling all the time, even though new simulation result is generated, but it is still responding. Is that a problem? And there is a small thing in edit bound there, it will become red after you clicking that, even though I didn't input anything.
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BenjaSanchez commented Jul 6, 2020

@feiranl thanks for the feedback! those sound like issues with the caffeine platform, not the yeast model, so feel free to document them at https://github.com/DD-DeCaF/caffeine-vue/issues/new

If no other issues with the yeast model then I will proceed to move it to https://caffeine.dd-decaf.eu/ :)

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update: model is now available in the production line of caffeine, at https://caffeine.dd-decaf.eu/interactive-map

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