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. 2019 Jan 24;18:13. doi: 10.1186/s12934-019-1063-7

Table 3.

Qualitative and quantitative validation of iYL1539

Substrates In vivo In silico References
Prediction of growth phenotypes of Alternaria sp. MG1 on different carbon and nitrogen sources
 Carbon sources
  Glucose + + [24]
  Fructose + + [24]
  Galactose + + [86]
  Lactose + + [24]
  Maltose + + [86]
  Mannose + + [86]
  Pectin + [86]
  Ribose + + [86]
  Starch* + + [24]
  Sucrose* + + [24]
  Xylose + + [86]
  Arabinose + + [38]
  Rhamnose* + + [38]
  Raffinose + + [38]
  Glycerol + + [87]
  Dextrin* + + [24]
  Citrate + [87]
  Polygalacturonic acid + [88]
  Cellobiose + + [89]
  Sorbose + + [89]
 Nitrogen sources
  NH4Cl + + [24]
  KNO3 + + [24]
  NaNO2 + + [86]
  Acetamide + [38]
  Urea + + [24]
  Glycine + + [89]
  Glutamate + + [89]
  Arginine + + [89]
  Alanine + + [89]
  Aspartate + + [89]
  Asparagine + + [89]
  Tyrosine + + [89]
Comparison of in silico and in vivo growth rates
Constraints (mmol/gDW/h) Growth rate (h−1)
Consumption rate RES synthesis rate In vivo In silico
Glc (v = 1.65) 8.36E−6 0.1000 0.1013
Suc (v = 0.73) 1.50E−6 0.0893 0.0885

Glc glucose, Suc sucrose, RES resveratrol

+ for growth/− for non-growth; * represents Alternaria sp. MG1 can utilize after filling gaps