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For correlating PINs and metabolic flux rates, we used flux rate data from a large-scale C-flux analysis from Blank and colleagues [ 47].

Comparison with observed weathering rate data (river flux studies, chronosequences and lake sediment chemical stratigraphy) suggests that soil mineral depletion can be usefully simulated over timescales applicable to Quaternary and Holocene studies.

In contrast, on high-fat diet, the flux rate for mouse-derived hyaluronan was increased (data not shown).

GEP was positively correlated to the flux rate of DIN (p = 0.011; partial r2 = 0.07) but was unrelated to PO4−3 flux (data not shown).

Flux rate increased with increasing pressure.

(a) Supergenome size vs flux rate (all GDEs).

For each of these metabolites we estimated the maximal flux rate through its exchange reaction under at least 90% maximal growth rate, and compared it to that measured experimentally across the 59 cell-lines for which data exist.

From the measured unidirectional net flux rates (Jms = flux rate from mucosa to serosa; Jsm = flux rate from serosa to mucosa), the net ion flux rates (Jnet) were calculated according to Jnet = Jms - Jsm (nmol/h/cm) from the mean unidirectional flux rates.

The rates of exchange from these "sinks" into/out of the system of reactions were forced to the flux rates calculated from the data.

The estimation of flux rates from tracer kinetic data [ 79, 80] or prediction of flux changes inferred from changes in gene expression level of metabolic enzymes [ 81] under pathological conditions are only a few examples of possible applications.

In particular, we used data of flux rates measured in yeast growing in a glucose-containing medium resulting in flux data for 747 unique reactions catalyzed by 672 enzymes.