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• W2743007869 abstract "As more and more biological reaction data become available, the full exploration of the enzymatic potential for the synthesis of valuable products opens up exciting new opportunities but is becoming increasingly complex. The manual design of multi-step biosynthesis routes involving enzymes from different organisms is very challenging. To harness the full enzymatic potential, we developed a computational tool for the directed design of biosynthetic production pathways for multi-step catalysis with in vitro enzyme cascades, cell hydrolysates and permeabilized cells. We present a method which encompasses the reconstruction of a genome-scale pan-organism metabolic network, path-finding and the ranking of the resulting pathway candidates for proposing suitable synthesis pathways. The network is based on reaction and reaction pair data from the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) and the thermodynamics calculator eQuilibrator. The pan-organism network is especially useful for finding the most suitable pathway to a target metabolite from a thermodynamic or economic standpoint. However, our method can be used with any network reconstruction, e.g. for a specific organism. We implemented a path-finding algorithm based on a mixed-integer linear program (MILP) which takes into account both topology and stoichiometry of the underlying network. Unlike other methods we do not specify a single starting metabolite, but our algorithm searches for pathways starting from arbitrary start metabolites to a target product of interest. Using a set of biochemical ranking criteria including pathway length, thermodynamics and other biological characteristics such as number of heterologous enzymes or cofactor requirement, it is possible to obtain well-designed meaningful pathway alternatives. In addition, a thermodynamic profile, the overall reactant balance and potential side reactions as well as an SBML file for visualization are generated for each pathway alternative. We present an in silico tool for the design of multi-enzyme biosynthetic production pathways starting from a pan-organism network. The method is highly customizable and each module can be adapted to the focus of the project at hand. This method is directly applicable for (i) in vitro enzyme cascades, (ii) cell hydrolysates and (iii) permeabilized cells." @default.
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• W2743007869 title "Network design and analysis for multi-enzyme biocatalysis" @default.
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