Closed bcoltman closed 4 years ago
Maybe there are some blocked reactions in your yeast model that make the problem infeasible.
Can you try running your model through memote? https://memote.io/
Apologies, I really should have ran it through MEMOTE before submitting the issue. Around 50% of all reactions were identified as being blocked; thus, it is very likely that is the problem. Thanks for your help, I will reopen the issue if I fix the model and get any further problems.
Hello, I am currently trying to reconstruct GEMs from eukaryotic MAGs using the same universal template, and I encountered similar issues when I ran memote. I was wondering if you have found a solution or strategy to overcome the blocked reactions, or if you used a different template for your analyses? I would really appreciate any help and insights you may have, thanks in advance!
Hello Daniel, I know Carve was not first developed with eukaryotic model generation but I have been trying to use the iFungi yeast model from https://github.com/LMSE/fyrment/tree/master/genre/xml/01_kingdom as a universal model to generate a yeast strain model from a DNA fasta. The model is aligning and scoring reactions correctly, identifying approximately ~730 reactions. Unfortunately, the generation failed due to an MILP solver failure. I have attached the output as well as the carve call and have also got the debug files identifying reaction match. I have attempted to look at the lp output but I am not too sure where to go with it/bring it back into the carve pipeline. I would appreciate your help/highlighting of any errors I am making!