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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Model-seed plug-in for OptFlux 3: model}} | {{DISPLAYTITLE:Model-seed plug-in for OptFlux 3: model}} | ||
[[File:Operations-model.png]]<br /> | [[File:Operations-model.png]]<br /> | ||
| − | The operations to create a new model and to perform FBA simulations using Model-seed and the local model-seed data are grouped in the menu | + | The operations to create a new model and to perform FBA simulations using Model-seed and the local model-seed data are grouped in the menu MSeed > Operations > Model. |
==Build a model== | ==Build a model== | ||
| − | To build a model from an annotation in the local model-seed go to the menu | + | To build a model from an annotation in the local model-seed go to the menu MSeed > Operations > Model > build. The user needs to select the annotation (from local model-seed) to be used in the model reconstruction process and the name for the new model. A new model will be added to the local model-seed with the defined name. <br /> |
[[File:Model-build.png]] | [[File:Model-build.png]] | ||
==[[Ms-fba | Model FBA]]== | ==[[Ms-fba | Model FBA]]== | ||