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[[https://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/DraftTT.pdf|Timetable overview]] (Subject to change)
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 . A reading list for topics covered in the course is provided [[Meetings/Nottingham2022/Reading|here]].  . A reading list for topics covered in the course is provided [[Meetings/Nottingham2022/Reading|here]] (updated).
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|| ||13:00 ||Welcome and introduction to the course. Outline of the week. ||'''' ''' ||MP et al ||
|| || ||Lecture 1: Title TBC || ||JW ||
|| || ||Lecture 2: Introduction to metabolic modelling. Mathematical representation of metabolic networks. ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L1.pdf|Slides]] ||DF ||
|| ||13:00 ||Welcome and introduction to the course. Outline of the week. || ||MP et al ||
|| || ||Lecture 1: Young microbiologists need models not critics ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L1.pdf|Slides]] ||JW ||
|| || ||Lecture 2: Introduction to metabolic modelling. Mathematical representation of metabolic networks. ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L2.pdf|Slides]] ||DF ||
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|| || ||Lecture 3: Python and computational representation of metabolic networks. ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L2.pdf|Slides]] ||MP ||
|| || ||P1. Computers: checking internet connectivity, software                  installation. ||[[Meetings/Nottingham2022/ScrumPyInstall|Installation]]                  of !ScrumPy. ||All ||
|| || ||Lecture 3: Python and computational representation of metabolic networks. ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L3.pdf|Slides]] ||MP ||
|| || ||P1. Computers: checking internet connectivity, software installation. ||[[Meetings/Nottingham2022/ScrumPyInstall|Installation]] of !ScrumPy. ||All ||
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|| ||09:00 ||L3. Null space and elementary modes ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L3.pdf|Slides]] ||NP ||
|| || ||Demo for Prac 2. || ||
MP ||
|| || ||P2. Python and !ScrumPy (Part 1) ||[[Meetings/Nottingham2022/Prac2|Prac2]] ||All ||
|| ||09:00 ||P2. Python and !ScrumPy ||[[Meetings/Nottingham2022/Prac2|Prac2]] ||All ||
|| || ||
Lecture 4: Null space, subsets and elementary modes ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L4.pdf|Slides]] ||MP ||
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|| || ||P2. Python and !ScrumPy  (Part 2) ||[[Meetings/Nottingham2022/Prac2|Prac2]] ||All || || || ||P3.  Null space, subsets and elementary modes ||[[Meetings/Nottingham2022/Prac3|Prac3]] ||All ||
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|| ||PM ''' ''' ||L3b. Examples of Elementary Modes Analysis ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L3b.pdf|Slides]] ||DF ||
|| || ||L4. Biotechnological applications of metabolic network analysis ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L4.pdf|Slides]] ||DF ||
|| || ||Demo for Prac 3 || ||TBC ||
|| || ||P3. Models, kernels, subsets and elementary modes ||[[Meetings/Nottingham2022/Prac3|Prac 3]] ||All ||
|| || ||Break || || ||
|| || ||P3. Models, kernels, subsets and elementary modes (continued) || ||All ||
|| ||16:45 ||Close || || ||
|| ||PM ''' ''' ||Lecture 5. Biotechnological applications of elementary modes analysis ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L5.pdf|Slides]] ||DF ||
|| || ||P4. Elementary Modes of the Woods-Ljungdahl Pathway ||[[Meetings/Nottingham2022/Prac4|Prac4]] ||All ||
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|| ||09:30 ||Demo for Prac4 || ||MP ||
|| || ||P4. Structural analysis of the Calvin Cycle. ||[[Meetings/Nottingham2022/Prac4|Prac 4]] ***instructions ||ALL ||
|| ||09:00 ||Lecture 6: Linear programming and Flux Balance Analysis ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L6.pdf|Slides]] ||MP ||
|| || ||Lecture 7 : Validation and construction of models ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L7.pdf|Slides]] ||DS ||
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|| || ||L5. Linear Programming and Flux Balance Analysis ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L5.pdf|Slides]] ||NM ||
|| || ||L6. Sources of data for metabolic models ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L6.pdf|Slides]] ||DF ||
|| || ||Lecture 8: Determination of minimal media requirements for ''Campylobacter jejuni'' ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L8.pdf|Slides]] ||DS ||
|| || ||P5: Determination of minimal media requirements for ''Campylobacter jejuni'' ||[[https://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/P5|Prac5]] ||DS ||
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|| ||PM ''' ''' ||L7. The unique metabolism of ''Acetobacterium woodii'' ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L7.pdf|Slides]] [[Meetings/Nottingham2022/ScrumPy_demo|ScrumPy_demo]] ||NM ||
|| || ||P5. Flux Balance Analysis of alkane biosynthesis in ''E coli''. ||[[Meetings/Nepal2018/Prac5|Prac 5]] ||All ||
|| ||PM ''' ''' ||Lecture 9: ''Phaeodactylum tricornutm'' for biofuel synthesis ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L9.pdf|Slides]] ||DS ||
|| || ||P6. Identifying pathways for TAG synthesis in ''P. tricornutm'' ||[[https://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/P6|Prac6]] ||All ||
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|| ||09:30 ||L8. a: Summary of Null-space and linear programming approaches b: Practical applications of LP ''' ''' ''' ''' ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L8.pdf|Slides]]; [[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nepal2018/L4b.pdf|Slides]] ||MP, DF ||
|| || ||P5 Flux Balance Analysis of alkane biosynthesis in ''E coli''. ||[[Meetings/Nepal2018/Prac5|Prac 5]] || ||
|| ||11:00 ||Break || || ||
|| || ||Practical 5 continues || || ||
|| ||09:00 ||Lecture 10. ''Cupriavadus necator'' ''' ''' ''' ''' ||[[http://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/L10.pdf|Slides]] ||NP ||
|| || ||P6 (ctd) P7: KOs for ethelene production in ''C. necator'' ||[[https://mudsharkstatic.brookes.ac.uk/Nottingham2022/P7|Prac7]] || ||
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|| || ||Conclusions || || || || ||14:00 ||Concluding remarks, discussion, feedback || || ||


Workshop on Metabolic Modelling

Nottingham 2022

Tutors

  • Mark Poolman (MP: Oxford Brookes University)
  • David Fell (DF: Oxford Brookes University)
  • Yanica Said (YS: Oxford Brookes University)
  • Dipali Singh (DS: Quadram Institute, Norwich)
  • Nicole Pearcy (NP: University of Nottingham)

Guest Speaker

  • Prof. John Wain (JW: Quadram Institute, Norwich)

Reading List

  • A reading list for topics covered in the course is provided here (updated).

Course Timetable and Resources

Day

Time

Activity

Links

Lecturer

Tuesday

AM

03/04/22

09:00

Arrival, Admin & Registration

PM

12:00

Lunch

13:00

Welcome and introduction to the course. Outline of the week.

MP et al

Lecture 1: Young microbiologists need models not critics

Slides

JW

Lecture 2: Introduction to metabolic modelling. Mathematical representation of metabolic networks.

Slides

DF

Tea/coffee

Lecture 3: Python and computational representation of metabolic networks.

Slides

MP

P1. Computers: checking internet connectivity, software installation.

Installation of ScrumPy.

All

Close

Wednesday

AM

09:00

P2. Python and ScrumPy

Prac2

All

Lecture 4: Null space, subsets and elementary modes

Slides

MP

11:00

Break

P3. Null space, subsets and elementary modes

Prac3

All

13:00

Lunch

PM

Lecture 5. Biotechnological applications of elementary modes analysis

Slides

DF

P4. Elementary Modes of the Woods-Ljungdahl Pathway

Prac4

All

Thursday

09:00

Lecture 6: Linear programming and Flux Balance Analysis

Slides

MP

Lecture 7 : Validation and construction of models

Slides

DS

11:00

Break

Lecture 8: Determination of minimal media requirements for Campylobacter jejuni

Slides

DS

P5: Determination of minimal media requirements for Campylobacter jejuni

Prac5

DS

13:00

Lunch

PM

Lecture 9: Phaeodactylum tricornutm for biofuel synthesis

Slides

DS

P6. Identifying pathways for TAG synthesis in P. tricornutm

Prac6

All

16:45

close

Friday

AM

09:00

Lecture 10. Cupriavadus necator

Slides

NP

P6 (ctd) P7: KOs for ethelene production in C. necator

Prac7

13:00

Lunch

14:00

Concluding remarks, discussion, feedback

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