Lecture

Metabolic Engineering: Systems Biology and Tools

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This lecture delves into the systems biology of metabolism, exploring genome-scale models, cheminformatic tools, and their applications in metabolic engineering. It covers metabolic networks, GEM reconstruction, enzyme promiscuity, and filling knowledge gaps using bioinformatic approaches.

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Biology

Cell biology: Metabolism

Genetics: Genomics, Molecular genetics

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