Interlocking synthetic biology, systems biology and artificial intelligence to develop a more efficient metabolic engineering workflow: a highly efficient biotechnological production platform for monoclonal chitooligosaccharides. Ghent University
Today, synthetic biology (SynBio) and systems biology (SysBio) are developing at an unprecedented pace into major drivers of industrial biotechnology. Despite these recent advances, the transformation of wild type organisms into highly efficient microbial cell factories (MCFs) remains a truly daunting task due to the enormous complexity of microbial cells. Typically, to steer the strain engineering process a “Design-Build-Test-Learn” (DBTL) ...