Metabolic Engineering

Metabolic Engineering 1

Organizer(s) - Prof. W-S. Hu (USA), Prof. Z. Gerdtzen (Chile), Prof. E.(M). Tzanakakis (USA)

10:30 Keynote Lecture

10:30 01680 Design, Construction and Performance of Efficient Metabolic Networks ^*Srienc F.
11:10 01681 Engineering Gene Regulation by Tweaking Transcriptional Interference Chatterjee A., Kaznessis Y.N., Dunny G.M., ^*Hu W-S
11:30 01682 Modelling and Control of Intracellular Processes: Closing the Loop Cloutier M., Chen J., Perrier M., ^*Jolicoeur M.
11:50 01683 Metabolic Engineering of Microbes for HA Synthesis Mao Z., Shin H., Chen R.
12:10 End of Session

Wednesday PM

ME2

513e

Metabolic Engineering 2

Organizer(s) - Prof. W-S. Hu (USA), Prof. Z. Gerdtzen (Chile), Prof. E.(M). Tzanakakis (USA)

14:00 01886 Unravelling the Primary Metabolism of HEK-293 Cells in Culture: A Key Approach to Rational Process Development Henry O., ^*Kamen A.
14:20 01887 Comparative Metabolic Analysis of Lactate for CHO Cells in Glucose and Galactose Wilkens C.A., Altamirano C., ^*Gerdtzen Z.P.
14:40 01888 Differential Hepatobiliary Transportation Between 2-D and 3-D Cultured Rat Hepatocytes Jian Y., Guoliang Z., Yanhua L., ^*Qin M.
15:00 01889 Genome-Scale Metabolic Networks: Reconstruction, Applications and Perspective Han B-B., Wang H., Hao T., Ma H-W., ^*Zhao X-M.
15:20 01890 Prediction of High-Confidence Protein-Protein Interactions using Multiple Approaches ^*Mahdavi M.A.
15:40 End of Session

ME3

513e

Metabolic Engineering 3

Organizer(s) - Prof. W-S. Hu (USA), Prof. Z. Gerdtzen (Chile), Prof. E.(M). Tzanakakis (USA)

16:10 01891 A Systematic Method for Searching Feasible Enzyme Activity Patterns ^*Guillén-Gosálbez G., Pozo C., Jiménez-Esteller L., Sorribas A.
16:30 01892 In-Vitro Cell Proliferation Modelling and Prediction with Estrogen Ibrahim F., ^*Huang B.
16:50 01893 Non-Newtonian Visco-Elastic Time-Dependent Rheological Properties of California Mastitis Test Gel Walmsley M.R. W, Verbeek J., Sen Xia S.
17:10 End of Session

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