Dead-End Metabolite Finder

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Dead-end metabolites (DEMs) are metabolites that are either only consumed, or only produced, by the reactions within a given cellular compartment, including transport reactions. Although some DEMs are biologically accurate, many DEMs aid in identifying incomplete or incorrect curation of a PGDB.

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Database lists are saved as SmartTables that you can edit from your My SmartTables page. To add organisms from a saved list, check the box next to the list name and then click the "Add" button.

Tier 1 and Tier 2 databases are displayed with orange and blue backgrounds, respectively.

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