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Shifts in carbon partitioning by photosynthetic activity increase terpenoid synthesis in glandular trichomes

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By Nima Philipp Saadat, Marvin van Aalst, Oliver Ebenhoeh, Alejandro Brand
| BioRxiv
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What controls carbon sequestration in plants under which conditions?

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By Tim Nies, Marvin van Aalst, Nima Philipp Saadat, Josha Ebeling
| BioRxiv
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Network reconstruction and modelling made reproducible with moped

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By Nima Philipp Saadat, Marvin van Aalst, Oliver Ebenhoeh
| BioRxiv
Abstract Mathematical modeling of metabolic networks is a powerful approach to investigate the underlying principles of metabolism and growth. Such approaches include, amongst others, differential equation based modeling of metabolic systems, constraint based modeling and topological analysis of metabolic networks. Most of these methods are well established and are implemented in numerous software packages, but these are scattered between different programming languages, packages and syntaxes.
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