Advances In Metabolic Engineering and Bioinformatics I

Monday, November 17, 2008: 8:30 AM
Room 113-C (Pennsylvania Convention Center)

Description:
Metabolic engineering is the targeted improvement of the cellular metabolic phenotype using recombinant DNA technology. Experimental and mathematical techniques that are used to characterize metabolic networks are also included. Bioinformatics tools are critical for the advancement of metabolic engineering and many other fields in biotechnology. Abstracts describing new developments in these topics are sought, and those incorporating both mathematical modeling and experimental aspects are particularly encouraged. Example areas include quantification of metabolic fluxes, inverse metabolic engineering, production of novel products, application of evolutionary techniques, construction of metabolic models from genomic data, incorporation of microarray and proteomic data and mathematical modeling of metabolism. The session is open to papers focused on any type of organism.


Sponsor:
Bioengineering


Chair:
Xiaoxia (Nina) Lin
Email: NinaLin@Umich.Edu

CoChair:
Kenneth F. Reardon
Email: kenneth.reardon@colostate.edu


8:30 AM
(12a) Ensemble Modeling - a Novel Tool for Strain Design
Matthew L. Rizk, Linh M. Tran and James C. Liao

8:50 AM
(12b) Genome Sequencing Reveals Novel Features of Metabolism In Agrobacterium Sp
Anne Ruffing, Marlene Castro, Wei-Shou Hu and Rachel Ruizhen Chen

9:10 AM
(12c) Microfluidic Droplets as Nanobioreactors for Screening Metabolic Engineering Libraries
Benjamin L. Wang, Hang Zhou, David A. Weitz and Gregory N. Stephanopoulos

9:50 AM

10:00 AM

10:40 AM
(12g) Isotopically Nonstationary 13C Flux Analysis of Synechocystis Photoautotrophic Metabolism
Jamey D. Young, Avantika A. Shastri, Gregory Stephanopoulos and John A. Morgan
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