Choosing from the great variety of computational tools now being utilized in the metabolic engineering field can be challenging. You need a computational tool that is able to account qualitatively and quantitatively for a wide range of different data types relevant to biological systems. This webinar provides a practical overview to help understand the various in silico design tools for engineering microbial biocatalysts.
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- A computational approach to understanding and predicting cell behavior
- In silico design tools — a valuable overview
- How computational methods are being used in metabolic engineering today
- Case studies: Two success stories from the real world
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