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Fig 1.

Pairwise metabolism comparison of different organisms: Overall view of the proposed methodology.

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Fig 2.

A two-level view of the metabolism: The Structural level (yellow background) and the Functional level (green background).

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Table 1.

List of KEGG metabolic categories: Each one is composed by many metabolic pathways.

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Table 2.

Summary of local similarity indexes.

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Table 3.

Summary of global similarity indexes.

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Fig 3.

Organisms selection window: Example for api and bap.

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Fig 4.

Comparison results for api and bap.

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Fig 5.

Visual comparison of api and bap at the structural level: (a) api metabolic network; (b) bap metabolic network; (c) api-bap topology comparison; (d) Glyoxylate & dicarboxylate metabolism pathway connections; (e) Methane metabolism pathway connections.

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Table 4.

Yeasts and Molds considered in the second experiment.

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Fig 6.

Clustering obtained in the Yeasts and Molds experiment for the pathway similarity index.

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Fig 7.

Color map visualization of similarity matrices of the Mammals metabolism experiment: Lighter colors correspond to organisms with high degree of similarity (from yellow to blue).

Rows and colums are labeled according to the organisms ids 0–65 listed in S1 Table.

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