Studying the Relationship between Robustness against Mutations in Metabolic Networks and Lifestyle of Organisms

Table 1

List of species used in the present work.

	Species name	Specific growth conditions	Metabolic network ID	Number of reactions	Network reference
Eukaryotes	Saccharomyces  cerevisiae	N/A	iIN800	1292	[12]
	Aspergillus nidulans	N/A	iHD666	711	[13]
	Arabidopsis thaliana	N/A	AraGEM	672	[14]
“Free-living” prokaryotes	Lactococcus lactis	N/A	—	671	[15]
	Vibrio vulnificus	N/A	VvuMBEL943	642	[16]
	Escherichia coli	N/A	iAF1260	2167	[17]
	Mycobacterium tuberculosis	Human pathogen	iNJ661m	800	[18]
	Methanosarcina barkeri	Diverse anaerobic conditions	iAF692	538	[19]
	Staphylococcus aureus	Human pathogen	iSB619	583	[20]
Prokaryotes with highly specific growth conditions	Helicobacter pylori	Extremely acidic conditions [21]	iIT341	501	[22]
	Thermotoga maritima	Extremely thermophilic conditions [23]	—	547	[24]
	Mycoplasma genitalium	Intracellular conditions [25]	iPS189	46	[26]
	Mycoplasma pneumoniae	Intracellular conditions [27]	iJW145	300	[28]
	Clostridium  beijerinckii	Strictly anaerobic conditions [29]	iCB925	501	[30]