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Introduction (please delete after reading):
standard-GEM is a template repository that aims to standardize the format of genome-scale metabolic models (GEMs) versioned with git. In addition to encouraging the open-sourcing of GEMs, it facilitates the import of GEMs into databases and online websites. Moreover, it provides the community with a familiar structure that is easy to adopt through this repository itself. The template comes with a set of requirements and recommendations, packaged as to-do items in a hidden Markdown file in this repository .standard-GEM.md. After downloading this repository, or using it as a template, those to-do items provide guidance to how adherence to the standard can be obtained.

Instructions for this README (please delete after reading):
This is the README.md template provided by standard-GEM and was crafted to cover most use-cases.
Feel free to edit this template README. Blanks are indicated by {{ test }}. One may use a search function to find these {{. Here are some examples of blanks used throughout this file: {{organization or username}} is the organization name or username for this GitHub repository, eg. SysBioChalmers; {{repository name}} is the name of this GitHub repository, eg. yeast-GEM.
If you find this template does not fit your needs, we would appreciate if you could report this by creating a new issue on standard-GEM.

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Description

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Citation

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Lu, H., Li, F., Sánchez, B.J. et al (2019). A consensus S. cerevisiae metabolic model Yeast8 and its ecosystem for comprehensively probing cellular metabolism. Nat Commun 10, 3586 doi:10.1038/s41467-019-11581-3

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Keywords

Keywords are be separated by semicolons. The Model source field contains the source(s) of the current model, eg existing GEMs. If possible, use the Markdown format to add the URL with the DOI. The (NCBI) taxonomy ID should be provided in the format from identifiers.org. For the genome identifier, please provide the ENA/GenBank/RefSeq identifier via identifiers.org, or from other sources such as PATRIC or KBase.

Utilisation: {{ experimental data reconstruction; multi-omics integrative analysis;, in silico strain design; model template }}
Field: {{ metabolic-network reconstruction }}
Type of model: {{ reconstruction; curated }}
Model source: {{ YeastMetabolicNetwork }}
Omic source: {{ genomics; metabolomics }}
Taxonomic name: {{ Saccharomyces cerevisiae }}
Taxonomy ID: {{ taxonomy:559292 }}
Genome ID: {{ insdc.gca:GCA_000146045.2 }}
Metabolic system: {{ general metabolism }}
Tissue:
Bioreactor:
Cell type:
Cell line:
Strain: {{ S288C }}
Condition: {{ aerobic; glucose-limited; defined media }}

Installation

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Usage

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Contributing

Contributions are always welcome! Please read the contributing guideline to get started.

Contributors

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