SubtiPathways

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Last Update: 2013-04-24

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SubtiPathways is an online ressource for microbiologist working on B. subtilis. It allows interactive navigation of metabolic pathways in this bacterium.

This sourceforge project contains the CellDesigner diagrams needed to create SubtiPathways.

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