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Systems biotechnology: an emerging trend in metabolic engineering of industrial microorganisms

Chellapandi et al., 2010

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289350623430940135
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Chellapandi P
Sivaramakrishnan S
Viswanathan M
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J Comput Sci Syst Biol

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The improvement of production processes to achieve commercially viable production levels is a prerequisite to any bioprocess. Currently, production strains are enhanced using a combination of random and targeted approach. By combining metabolomics technology and …
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