Constraint-based metabolic models have been used for decades to predict the phenotype of microorganisms in different environments. However, quantitative predictions are limited unless labor-intensive measurements
We believe that the synthetic biology and metabolic engineering communities need to be provided with easily acessible and usable computational tools enabling them to apply
Cell-free lysates are a major platform for in vitro protein production but batch-to-batch variation makes production difficult to predict. A research team from the Micalis
Metabolic engineering aims to produce chemicals of interest from living organisms, to advance toward greener chemistry. Despite efforts, the research and development process is still
While machine learning methods are used in many areas, including human health, interfacing these methods with the living world has been little explored at the
Synthetic biology is the field of engineering biology inspired by engineering in computation, standardization, and construction to develop new devices composed of biological parts. Cell-free
Detection of chemical signals is critical for cells in nature as well as in synthetic biology, where they serve as inputs for designer circuits. Important
XTMS, a web-based pathway analysis platform available at http://xtms.micalis.inrae.fr, which provides full access to the set of pathways that can be imported into a chassis
Metabolic circuits are a promising alternative to other conventional genetic circuits as modular parts implementing functionalities required for synthetic biology applications. To date, metabolic design
We present an algorithm to compute molecular graph descriptors considering the stereochemistry of the molecular structure based on our previously introduced signature molecular descriptor. The