作者: Xinyu Bi , Yang Cheng , Xianhao Xu , Xueqin Lv , Yanfeng Liu
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摘要: Genome‐scale metabolic models (GEMs) have been widely used to guide the computational design of microbial cell factories, and to date, seven GEMs have been reported for Bacillus subtilis, a model gram‐positive microorganism widely used in bioproduction of functional nutraceuticals and food ingredients. However, none of them are widely used because they often lead to erroneous predictions due to their low predictive power and lack of information on regulatory mechanisms. In this work, we constructed a new version of GEM for B. subtilis (iBsu1209), which contains 1209 genes, 1595 metabolites, and 1948 reactions. We applied machine learning to fill gaps, which formed a relatively complete metabolic network able to predict with high accuracy (89.3%) the growth of 1209 mutants under 12 different culture conditions. In addition, we developed a visualization and code‐free software, Model Tool, for …