marsi - Metabolite Analogues for Rational Strain Improvement
Project description
marsi - Metabolite Analogues for Strain Improvement
===================================================
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marsi is an open-source software to created to identify non-GMO strain design
targets
Dependencies
------------
* eigen3 >= 3.0
* OpenBabel >= 2.2.3
* RDKit >= 2016
* mongodb
* glpk
* cplex (optional)
* Cython >= 0.25
* numpy >= 1.11
Quick Start
-----------
1. Install the Dependencies
2. `pip install marsi`
3. Run `marsi --help` from the command line
More details in [Quick Start](QUICK_START.md)
Initialization
--------------
*marsi* comes with a initialization command that will download all the necessary files
and build the database. You can start by running `marsi db --help`.
*marsi* will download the required files for you, setup the database and process the molecular structures. Just run `marsi db init`. **Make sure you have an stable internet
connection.**
The PubChem API does not provide a method for query. To retrieve the necessary files,
go to [PubChem](https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) and enter the following query:
```
(antimetabolites) OR (analog) OR (analogue)
```
And download the summary file. You should save the file in data folder at *marsi*'s working
directory (`$HOME/.marsi/data` by default) with the name `pubchem_compound_analogs_antimetabolites.txt`.
Find Metabolite Targets
-----------------------
License
-------
Apache License Version 2.0
Databases and Software Tools
----------------------------
All tools and databases are listed [here](CITATIONS.md)
===================================================
[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/biosustain/marsi.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/biosustain/marsi)
marsi is an open-source software to created to identify non-GMO strain design
targets
Dependencies
------------
* eigen3 >= 3.0
* OpenBabel >= 2.2.3
* RDKit >= 2016
* mongodb
* glpk
* cplex (optional)
* Cython >= 0.25
* numpy >= 1.11
Quick Start
-----------
1. Install the Dependencies
2. `pip install marsi`
3. Run `marsi --help` from the command line
More details in [Quick Start](QUICK_START.md)
Initialization
--------------
*marsi* comes with a initialization command that will download all the necessary files
and build the database. You can start by running `marsi db --help`.
*marsi* will download the required files for you, setup the database and process the molecular structures. Just run `marsi db init`. **Make sure you have an stable internet
connection.**
The PubChem API does not provide a method for query. To retrieve the necessary files,
go to [PubChem](https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) and enter the following query:
```
(antimetabolites) OR (analog) OR (analogue)
```
And download the summary file. You should save the file in data folder at *marsi*'s working
directory (`$HOME/.marsi/data` by default) with the name `pubchem_compound_analogs_antimetabolites.txt`.
Find Metabolite Targets
-----------------------
License
-------
Apache License Version 2.0
Databases and Software Tools
----------------------------
All tools and databases are listed [here](CITATIONS.md)
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