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. 2015 Dec 15;9:93. doi: 10.1186/s12918-015-0238-z

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Fig. 3 — Screenshots of some of FlexFlux graphical results. a Result of a Flux Balance Analysis performed on a Escherichia coli metabolic network with a maximisation of the biomass. The value of the objective function is shown in the upper part. The value of each network component can be found in the table. b Result of a 3D phenotype phase analysis performed on E. coli metabolic network. The effect of the variation of both glucose and oxygen uptake fluxes on the biomass shows four distinct phenotype phases (shown here in four different colours). c Result of a time-dependent analysis performed on E. coli metabolic network with glucose and lactose available in the medium. It shows the evolution of the external concentration of glucose (M_glc_D_b), lactose (M_lcts_b) and the evolution of the cell density (X)