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dsh-bio-gem

Genome-scale metabolic model (GEM) builder and curator plugin for DeepSeek Harness.

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dsh-bio-gem is a DeepSeek Harness plugin for automated genome-scale metabolic model (GEM) reconstruction, validation, gap-filling, and reporting from bacterial genome sequences (protein FASTA/FNA). It provides over 20 specialized tools for COBRA-based validation, CarveMe/gapseq building pipelines, growth simulations, phenotype backfilling, flux analysis, and prediction ledger tracking.

Key Capabilities

  • Automated GEM construction using CarveMe and optional gapseq engines from genome FASTA files
  • Comprehensive multi-stage validation checks (G1-G6) covering element balance, growth plausibility, and ATP leakage
  • Hierarchical gap-finding and gap-filling (L1 exchange, L2 transport, L3 internal pathways)
  • Flux variability analysis (FVA), pFBA scanning, and flux space sampling (ACHR/OptGP)
  • Gene essentiality scanning, double knockout synthetic lethality testing, and pathway enrichment
  • Prediction ledger maintenance and structured target list export
  • Read-only loopback integration endpoints for ecosystem pairing with dsh-bio-genie

Useful For

  • Reconstructing and refining bacterial metabolic network models directly within DSH agent workflows
  • Validating and debugging existing SBML models for blocked reactions, orphan metabolites, and elemental balance
  • Performing in silico knockouts and phenotype predictions for metabolic engineering and target identification

Who It Fits

  • Bioinformatics researchers and computational biologists
  • Metabolic engineers analyzing microbial pathways
  • DSH users building autonomous biological reasoning agents

Documented Limitations

  • Requires a Python 3.10+ environment with cobra installed (or shared via dsh-bio-genie)
  • gem_build requires separate installation of CarveMe and the external DIAMOND binary
  • gapseq engine support is optional/experimental and relies on a configured WSL2 environment

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moonbowterfly/dsh-bio-gem
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d4d6a24 · 2026-11-13

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