Steady-state 13C fluxomics using openflux

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Abstract

Metabolic fl ux estimation using13 C isotopic tracers (13 C-MFA) provides a greater resolution of intracellular fl uxes than using only cell growth and consumption/production rates. However,13 C-MFA is computationally more demanding. A nonlinear least-square optimization process is employed to constrain metabolic fl uxes using atom balance models and experimentally measured13 C labelling pattern of intracellular or proteinogenic metabolites. OpenFLUX was therefore developed for the purpose of streamlining the computational workfl ow. Here, we describe in detail the computational procedure for performing13 C-MFA using OpenFLUX. We also provide some helpful information on model reconstruction and GC-MS data treatment.

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Quek, L. E., & Nielsen, L. K. (2014). Steady-state 13C fluxomics using openflux. Methods in Molecular Biology, 1191, 209–224. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-1170-7_13

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