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arXiv 1401.2811q-bio.MNphysics.bio-ph
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大肠杆菌代谢网络中具有调控相互作用的模块

Modules in the metabolic network of E.coli with regulatory interactions

Jan Geryk, Frantisek Slanina

摘要:

我们研究的代谢网络的模块化结构时,结合大肠杆菌中的小代谢产物的酶的直接调节的调控网络。为了识别模块结构,我们引入了基于一种新的顶点相似性度量的二分图聚类算法。我们还采用了一个标准的模块识别方法的基础上模拟退火。这两种方法识别相同的模块化核心,每种方法具有不同的分辨率。我们观察到轻微的,但仍然有统计学意义的增加后,调节相互作用的模块化。用调节信息富集代谢网络导致新功能模块的鉴定,其不能仅在代谢网络中检测到。模块中的调节环是其自我控制(即自主性)的来源,并允许对模块功能进行假设。这项研究表明,纳入监管信息是重要的组成部分,在定义功能单位的代谢网络。

英文摘要:

We examine the modular structure of the metabolic network when combined with the regulatory network representing direct regulation of enzymes by small metabolites in E.coli. In order to identify the modular structure we introduce clustering algorithm based on a novel vertex similarity measure for bipartite graphs. We also apply a standard module identification method based on simulated annealing. Both methods identify the same modular core each of them with different resolution. We observe slight but still statistically significant increase of modularity after regulatory interactions addition. Enrichment of the metabolic network with the regulatory information leads to identification of new functional modules, which cannot be detected in the metabolic network only. Regulatory loops in the modules are the source of their self-control, i.e. autonomy, and allow to make hypothesis about module function. This study demonstrates that incorporation of regulatory information is important component in defining functional units of the metabolic network.

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