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. 2019 Oct 18;21(11):4446–4459. doi: 10.1111/1462-2920.14812

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Configuration of the metabolite fluxes related to central carbon metabolism in the Crc‐null strain during early, mid and late exponential growth. Summary of the metabolite fluxes as predicted by the iJN1411 metabolic model constrained by the consumption data indicated in the Supporting Information Table S1. The fluxes corresponding to the early exponential phase are indicated in black. Fluxes that change at later times of growth are indicated in red (increased flux) or green (decreased flux). Compounds that are released to the medium and later recycled are indicated in blue. A more detailed distribution of the fluxes is given in the Supporting Information Figures S2 (early exponential phase), S3 (mid exponential phase) and S5 (late exponential phase). TCA, tricarboxylic acids cycle; G6P, glucose‐6‐phosphate; Ac‐CoA, acetyl‐CoA; PHA, polyhydroxyalkanoates; OAA, oxaloacetate; SUC, succinate; ISO, isocitrate, MAL, malate; CIT, citrate, Pyr, pyruvate, KG, α‐ketoglutarate.