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Competing constraints on protein availability and nutrient uptake reshape yeast genetic interactions
Epistasis predicted by enzyme-constrained metabolic models is computed at a single value of the protein available to metabolism, although that amount varies two- to three-fold with growth rate. We ask how epistatic interactions are affected by computing every single and pairwise gene deletion in an
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