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miso(soup)

misosoup is a Python package for identifying minimal communities (minimal supplying community search). Through genome-scale constraint-based metabolic modeling, misosoup enables the systematic identification of communities that support microbial growth in environments where individual strains fail to survive alone.

misosoup provides a powerful tool for microbial ecology and community design, with potential applications in both research and biotechnological innovation.

Basic Information

Repository https://github.com/sirno/misosoup
Documentation https://sirno.github.io/misosoup/
Main publication (DOI) 10.1128/msystems.00688-26 view
Contact email alberto.pascual.garcia@gmail.com
Authors/Maintainers Alberto Pascual García
Type of application R/python package
Programming languages Python
Keywords Computational Methods, Computational models and simulations, Metabolic modelling, Ecological modelling

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Software compatibility Linux, Mac, Windows
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Type of containerization Conda
Wrapper type Snakemake
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Funding resource Research charity funding
Funding support No funding
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