New method for genetic minimal cut sets uses linear programming

A new approach to computing genetic minimal cut sets replaces MILP with linear programming, significantly reducing runtime while maintaining accuracy. The method introduces k-representative subsets to streamline analysis of genome-scale metabolic models and has been benchmarked across E. coli and human GEMs.  Explore the full study in Bioinformatics Advances: https://lnkd.in/grdkhXBt

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