ZucAt: FBA constraints for light conditions Version 3
Flux Balance Analysis (FBA) constraints for light conditions
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**** HEADER **** Type: FBA constraints for light conditions Version: 1.0 **** EOF HEADER **** **** OBJECTIVE_FUNCTION **** T.Biomass.ext **** EOF OBJECTIVE_FUNCTION **** **** CONSTRAINTS **** # -------------------- Reactions -------------------- # starch synthesis SK = 0 # photosynthesis (cyclic reaction) #FQR = 0 0.4*FNR - FQR = 0 # photorespiration 0.25*RPC_plastide - RPC2_plastide = 0 #T.ADP.plastid - T.ATP.plastid = 0 # -------------------- Transport -------------------- #Biomass T.Biomass.ext <= 5000 #Starch T.starch.ext = 0 #CO2 T.CO2.ext = 0 T.CO2.ext_rev >= 0 **** EOF CONSTRAINTS ****
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