I said:
>> The most complete metabolic model I
>> know of is the model of glycolysis in Trypanosoma brucei worked out by
>> Barbara Bakker. Even that only includes around 60% of the numerical values
to which Douglas Kell said:
>>(iv) I think there are larger models than Barbara's trypanosome one,
I didn't say "larger" (I'm sure there are many models bigger than
Barbara's), I said "most complete"
>though I am not sure how much they are based on hard experimental
>kinetic evidence.
Exactly
> think Bernard Palsson has some bigger ones but
>teh paper is not to hand. (I remember a poster at Il Ciocco 1989 by a
>guy from I think New Mexico that had SIX HUNDRED parameters for an
>erythrocyte model....never heard of it again).
>Don't remember this. But in any case I'd want to know where all those 600
numbers came from. Off the top of someone's head isn't enough!
a.
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