473979 Towards Systems-Scale Dynamic Metabolic Modeling
473979 Towards Systems-Scale Dynamic Metabolic Modeling
Monday, November 14, 2016: 1:45 PM
Carmel I (Hotel Nikko San Francisco)
Here we present recent efforts to create genome-scale, dynamic metabolic modeling methods that utilize a form of systems-scale data that is of rising importance: metabolomics. Metabolomics data have all too often been omitted from metabolic engineering and other related analyses of metabolism, in part because most systems-scale models of metabolism assume a pseudo-steady state and thus limit the time variability of metabolite levels. Here we explore new ways to include this data that help to drive the development of computational approaches that may ultimately allow for genome-scale dynamic metabolic models. Creating such models would be critical advance for numerous fields including metabolic engineering, allowing in silico modeling even when experimental evolution work is not feasible.
See more of this Session: Area Plenary: Future Directions in Applied Mathematics and Numerical Analysis
See more of this Group/Topical: Computing and Systems Technology Division
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