Genome scale metabolic networks typically do not represent lipid metabolism in full detail. This package aims to use template reactions to generate a lipid reaction network at resolution of acyl chains.
To install LipidNetworkPredictR from GitHub, install the package via devtools
:
if (!requireNamespace("devtools", quietly = TRUE))
install.packages("devtools")
library(devtools)
install_github("michaelwitting/LipidNetworkPredictR")
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library("LipidNetworkPredictR")
## define the fatty acids that the reactions will be built upon
FA <- c("FA(14:0(12Me))", "FA(16:0(14Me))", "FA(15:1(9Z)(14Me))",
"FA(17:0(16Me))", "FA(12:0(11Me))", "FA(13:0(12Me))", "FA(14:0(13Me))",
"FA(15:0(14Me))", "FA(16:0(15Me))", "FA(12:0)", "FA(14:0)")
## create data.frame with reactions and reaction order, for illustrative
## reasons this will only represent a small subset of the actual lipid
## metabolism
reactions <- rbind(
c(1, "RHEA:15421", "M_ATP + M_CoA + M_FA = M_PPi + M_AMP + M_AcylCoA", FALSE),
c(2, "RHEA:15325", "M_Glycerol-3-P + M_AcylCoA = M_CoA + M_LPA", FALSE),
c(3, "RHEA:19709", "M_LPA + M_AcylCoA = M_CoA + M_PA", FALSE),
c(4, "RHEA:27429", "M_H2O + M_PA = M_Pi + M_1,2-DG", FALSE)
)
reactions <- data.frame(order = reactions[, 1], reaction_RHEA = reactions[, 2],
reaction_formula = reactions[, 3], directed = reactions[, 4])
reactions$order <- as.numeric(reactions$order)
reactions$directed <- as.logical(reactions$directed)
## run the function
reaction_l <- create_reactions(substrates = list(FA = FA), reactions = reactions)
## create the adjacency matrix
adj <- create_reaction_adjacency_matrix(reaction_l)
The adj
object can be further analyzed in subsequent analysis (e.g. by using igraph
).
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