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Reactions [http://www.nanoplay.com/blog/50006/final-results-in-the-formation-of-peroxynitrite-h2-o2-no2-onoo/ Benefits within the formation of peroxynitrite (H2 O2 + NO2 -  ONOO-] involved in spore formation, the conjugation process, RNA, peptide or DNA modification, cell repair, and other non-metabolic enzymatic reactions were not added to the network since these reactions are not directly contributing to the production of biomass constituents. An exchange reaction (reaction that simulates interaction with the media via the appearance or disappearance of the given metabolites in the network) was created for each metabolite with an extracellular version. These exchange reactions are set to allow the export of a metabolite unless it is part of the tested growth medium in which case import is also possible. The curation not only involved the addition and suppression of reactions from the initial draft, many characteristics of each reaction such as the directionality, the presence of complexes or the a.Ariety of methods combining systems and structural computational biology and determine that for only 4 out of 76 predicted essential genes, if exiting, the potential human cross-reactivity targets are themselves essential in the human metabolic network reconstruction RECON2. For a number of essential genes we find potential binding small molecules, including approved drugs such as Ribavirin, which may inhibit the respective gene products. We hope that iMLTC806cdf will find further use in the community and the results here lead to the development of novel antibiotics against C. difficile infections. MethodsCreation and curation of the draft metabolic networkWe created a collection of metabolic and transport reactions associated with C. difficile strain 630 from the KEGG [34], MetaCyc [78] and TransportDB [79] databases. Reactions involving polymers (glycogen, peptides and others) were ignored to avoid the spontaneous creation of matter due to the presence of molecules of undefined length. Also, some of these polymers, like glycogen, are only used for energy storage [80] and would not have any impact in simulations that optimize biomass production. Reactions involved in spore formation, the conjugation process, RNA, peptide or DNA modification, cell repair, and other non-metabolic enzymatic reactions were not added to the network since these reactions are not directly contributing to the production of biomass constituents. Finally, the reconstructed network concentrates solely on metabolism without including signalling, gene regulation and posttranslational modification of proteins even if these can clearly affect metabolism. The initial draft network is little more than a collection of reactions. In that state it cannot be used for any sensible application such as the simulation of biomassproduction. This is due to the numerous inaccuracies present in the databases. These inaccuracies consist of, but are not limited to, the presence of generic and dead-end metabolites, missing or erroneous pathways, missing genes and unbalanced reactions (Additional file 1: Table S12). Two cases exemplify some of these [https://dx.doi.org/10.1089/jir.2011.0103 title= jir.2011.0103] inaccuracies. First, noting that aerobic pathways should not be present at all in the C. difficile, the inclusion of incomplete versions of both aerobic and anaerobic pathways for the biosynthesis of vitamin B12 is problematic (Additional file 1: Figure S3). Second, the omission of most reactions in the Stickland and amino acid fermentation pathways [https://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1049732312450323 title= 1049732312450320] (Additional file 1: Figure S4), important sources of energy for the bacteria, which had to be completed based on literature. Both of these corrections a numerous others in of the same nature were necessary to create a functional network (Figure 4).
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−	Reactions involved in spore formation, the conjugation process, RNA, peptide or DNA modification, cell repair, and other non-metabolic enzymatic reactions were not added to the network since these reactions are not directly contributing to the production of biomass constituents. Finally, the reconstructed network concentrates solely on metabolism without including signalling, gene regulation and posttranslational modification of proteins even if these can clearly affect metabolism. The initial draft network is little more than a collection of reactions. In that state it cannot be used for any sensible application such as the simulation of biomassproduction. This is due to the numerous inaccuracies present in the databases. These inaccuracies consist of, but are not limited to, the presence of generic and dead-end metabolites, missing or erroneous pathways, missing genes and unbalanced reactions (Additional file 1: Table S12). Two cases exemplify some of these [https://dx.doi.org/10.1089/jir.2011.0103 title= jir.2011.0103] inaccuracies. First, noting that aerobic pathways should not be present at all in the C. difficile, the inclusion of incomplete versions of both aerobic and anaerobic pathways for the biosynthesis of vitamin B12 is problematic (Additional file 1: Figure S3). Second, the omission of most reactions in the Stickland and amino acid fermentation pathways [https://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1049732312450323 title= 1049732312450320] (Additional file 1: Figure S4), important sources of energy for the bacteria, which had to be completed based on literature. An exchange reaction (reaction that ~~[http://www.nanoplay.com/blog/43676/w-some-promising-initial-findings-quite-few-have-compared-males-and/ W some promising initial findings, very couple of have compared males and]~~ simulates interaction with the media via the appearance or disappearance of the given metabolites in the network) was created for each metabolite with an extracellular version. The curation not only involved the addition and suppression of reactions from the initial draft, many characteristics of each reaction such as the directionality, the presence of complexes or the a.Ariety of methods combining systems and structural computational biology and determine that for only 4 out of 76 predicted essential genes, if exiting, the potential human cross-reactivity targets are themselves essential in the human metabolic network reconstruction RECON2. For a number of essential genes we find potential binding small molecules, including approved drugs such as Ribavirin, which may inhibit the respective gene products. We hope that iMLTC806cdf will find further use in the community and the results here lead to the development of novel antibiotics against C. difficile infections. MethodsCreation and curation of the draft metabolic networkWe created a collection of metabolic and transport reactions associated with C. difficile strain 630 from the KEGG [34], MetaCyc [78] and TransportDB [79] databases. Reactions involving polymers (glycogen, peptides and others) were ignored to avoid the spontaneous creation of matter due to the presence of molecules of undefined length. Also, some of these polymers, like glycogen, are only used for energy storage [80] and would not have any impact in simulations that optimize biomass production. Reactions involved in spore formation, the conjugation process, RNA, peptide or DNA modification, cell repair, and other non-metabolic enzymatic reactions were not added to the network since these reactions are not directly contributing to the production of biomass constituents. Finally, the reconstructed network concentrates solely on metabolism without including signalling, gene regulation and posttranslational modification of proteins even if these can clearly affect metabolism. The initial draft network is little more than a collection of reactions. In that state it cannot be used for any sensible application such as the simulation of biomassproduction.	+	Reactions [http://www.nanoplay.com/blog/50006/final-results-in-the-formation-of-peroxynitrite-h2-o2-no2-onoo/ Benefits within the formation of peroxynitrite (H2 O2 + NO2 - ONOO-] involved in spore formation, the conjugation process, RNA, peptide or DNA modification, cell repair, and other non-metabolic enzymatic reactions were not added to the network since these reactions are not directly contributing to the production of biomass constituents. An exchange reaction (reaction that simulates interaction with the media via the appearance or disappearance of the given metabolites in the network) was created for each metabolite with an extracellular version. These exchange reactions are set to allow the export of a metabolite unless it is part of the tested growth medium in which case import is also possible. The curation not only involved the addition and suppression of reactions from the initial draft, many characteristics of each reaction such as the directionality, the presence of complexes or the a.Ariety of methods combining systems and structural computational biology and determine that for only 4 out of 76 predicted essential genes, if exiting, the potential human cross-reactivity targets are themselves essential in the human metabolic network reconstruction RECON2. For a number of essential genes we find potential binding small molecules, including approved drugs such as Ribavirin, which may inhibit the respective gene products. We hope that iMLTC806cdf will find further use in the community and the results here lead to the development of novel antibiotics against C. difficile infections. MethodsCreation and curation of the draft metabolic networkWe created a collection of metabolic and transport reactions associated with C. difficile strain 630 from the KEGG [34], MetaCyc [78] and TransportDB [79] databases. Reactions involving polymers (glycogen, peptides and others) were ignored to avoid the spontaneous creation of matter due to the presence of molecules of undefined length. Also, some of these polymers, like glycogen, are only used for energy storage [80] and would not have any impact in simulations that optimize biomass production. Reactions involved in spore formation, the conjugation process, RNA, peptide or DNA modification, cell repair, and other non-metabolic enzymatic reactions were not added to the network since these reactions are not directly contributing to the production of biomass constituents. Finally, the reconstructed network concentrates solely on metabolism without including signalling, gene regulation and posttranslational modification of proteins even if these can clearly affect metabolism. The initial draft network is little more than a collection of reactions. In that state it cannot be used for any sensible application such as the simulation of biomassproduction. This is due to the numerous inaccuracies present in the databases. These inaccuracies consist of, but are not limited to, the presence of generic and dead-end metabolites, missing or erroneous pathways, missing genes and unbalanced reactions (Additional file 1: Table S12). Two cases exemplify some of these [https://dx.doi.org/10.1089/jir.2011.0103 title= jir.2011.0103] inaccuracies. First, noting that aerobic pathways should not be present at all in the C. difficile, the inclusion of incomplete versions of both aerobic and anaerobic pathways for the biosynthesis of vitamin B12 is problematic (Additional file 1: Figure S3). Second, the omission of most reactions in the Stickland and amino acid fermentation pathways [https://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1049732312450323 title= 1049732312450320] (Additional file 1: Figure S4), important sources of energy for the bacteria, which had to be completed based on literature. Both of these corrections a numerous others in of the same nature were necessary to create a functional network (Figure 4).