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Delhi Workshop on Metabolic Modelling 2012
This is an activity of the collaborative project Development of Metabolic Models to Support Systems Biology Approaches to Bioenergy Research
Important note to students
Not all details here are yet finalised, so do check back regularly.
About the Workshop
Why here? Why now? See the .
Timetable
Student Contributions
The last hour of the first four morning sessions will be given over to student presentations. Students will be informed later as to the exact timetabling of their talks.
Time |
Activity |
Who |
Mon 15th, AM |
Session 1: Introduction to metabolic modelling. Mathematical representation of metabolic networks. Null space and it's significance. |
David Fell; Mark Poolman |
Mon 15th, PM |
Practical 1: Familiarisation with pathway and enzyme databases. |
Hassan Hartman |
Tue 16th, AM |
Session 2: Null space and elementary modes. Applications of elementary modes to real systems. |
David Fell; Mark Poolman; Sudip Kundu |
Tue 16th, PM |
Practical 2: Brief Python introduction; Null space and elementary modes analysis with ScrumPy |
Hassan Hartman; Sudip Kundu |
Wed 17th, AM |
Session 3: Linear Programming and Flux Balance Analysis. Building genome-scale metabolic models: data sources and issues. |
Mark Poolman; Oliver Ebenhoeh |
Wed 17th, PM |
Practical 3: Introduction to linear programming and Flux Balance Analysis with ScrumPy |
Hassan Hartman; Sudip Kundu |
Thu 18th, AM |
Session 4: Applications of genome-scale modelling and/or metabolic scope |
Mark Poolman; Oliver Ebenhoeh; Sudip Kundu |
Thu 18th, PM |
Practical 4: FBA continued and/or metabolic scope |
Hassan Hartman; Sudip Kundu |
Fri 19th, AM |
Session 5: 1. Metabolic scope (if not in session 4). 2. Review and Conclusions |
Oliver Ebenhoeh; All |
Fri 19th, AM |
Practical 5: Metabolic scope |
Oliver Ebenhoeh |