This review offers an introduction to this discipline in terms that are relatable to metabolic engineers, as well as providing in-depth illustrative examples leveraging omics data and improving production.
Authors
Tijana Radivojević
3 papers
Héctor García Martín
2 papers
Christopher E. Lawson
1 papers
J. M. Martí
1 papers
S. V. R. Jonnalagadda
1 papers
R. Gentz
1 papers
N. Hillson
1 papers
S. Peisert
1 papers
Joonhoon Kim
1 papers
B. Simmons
1 papers
C. Petzold
1 papers
S. Singer
1 papers
A. Mukhopadhyay
1 papers
Deepti Tanjore
1 papers
Joshua G. Dunn
1 papers
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