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<b>1st step</b><br>
 
<b>1st step</b><br>
 
In the 1st step of the wizard you have to enter a name to the project and choose SBML as the model source input.<br>
 
In the 1st step of the wizard you have to enter a name to the project and choose SBML as the model source input.<br>
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<b>2nd step</b><br>
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OptFlux
 
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allows you to load Standard SBML files and also CellDesigner SBML files.<br>
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allows you to load pure SBML files and also CellDesigner SBML files.<br>
 
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the 2nd step, you have to define the type of the file, and also choose
 
the 2nd step, you have to define the type of the file, and also choose
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<b>3th step</b><br>
 
<b>3th step</b><br>
To allow OptFlux to determine the external metabolites you can choose to use "Use compartments heuristics" or "Use regular expressions".
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For each external metabolite, OptFlux will automatically assign a drain reaction for its uptake or secretion. In the 4th step, you can change add/or validate the information regarding external metabolites / drains detected by OptFlux adding or removing elements to the original list.<br>
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The first detects external metabolites based on the definitions of the compartments contained in the SBML file.
 
Using the regular expressions option you can easily set up an expression to detect external metabolites from patterns in their names using the options: "starting with" / "ending with" / "contains" / "match regexp".<br>
 
You can also load the most commonly used regular expressions using the option "Load common regexps".
 
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