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```julia
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plot(Simulation)
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We can also consider other kinds of reactions for example.
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We can also consider other kinds of reactions, for example.
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Glycolysis is a metabolic pathway that converts glucose into pyruvate, generating ATP and NADH in the process. The pathway consists of multiple enzymatic reactions involving various intermediates. This model simulates the glycolysis pathway using a reaction network.
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Define the Glycolysis Reaction Network:
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```julia
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# Function for proportional allocation based on substrate concentrations
# Normalize substrate concentrations to create allocation vector
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# Normalize substrate concentrations to create an allocation vector
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alloc = S ./sum(S)
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return alloc
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end
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**Cost-Benefit Allocation Rule**
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In this rule, resources are allocated based on the benefit-to-cost ratio of each substrate. Substrates with a higher benefit-to-cost ratio receive more resources.
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In this rule, resources are allocated based on each substrate's benefit-to-cost ratio. Substrates with a higher benefit-to-cost ratio receive more resources.
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