Artificial intelligence-driven metabolic engineering is applied to the development of active ingredients in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Metabolic engineering serves as a pivotal component in establishing microbial platforms for the effective biosynthesis of expensive compounds, therapeutic agents, and vegetative production systems. This field necessitates thorough comprehension of intracellular biochemical networks (encompassing molecular transformation routes and corresponding catalytic proteins). Nevertheless, the biochemical routes and critical catalysts that control numerous high-value target molecules have not been fully characterized, which is the main bottleneck for the heterologous synthesis of high-value chemicals. To address this limitation, scientists have devised optimized production circuits through the engineering of artificial biocatalysts and de novo biochemical reaction sequences. With the continuous accumulation of biological big data, the data-driven methods of artificial intelligence (AI) technology are promoting the further development of protein and metabolic pathway design. In this paper, we introduce AI-driven machine learning algorithms in prediction models, and also review recent research progress on AI-assisted metabolic engineering design and production of high-value compounds, focusing on how to use AI methods to achieve directed evolution of strains.

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BIO Web of Conferences
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1051/bioconf/202517403013
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies
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Artificial intelligence-driven metabolic engineering is applied to the development of active ingredients in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Guoqi Zhang, Juan Wang
BIO Web of Conferences
Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies
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Artificial intelligence-driven metabolic engineering is applied to the development of active ingredients in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Guoqi Zhang, Juan Wang
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Metabolic engineering serves as a pivotal component in establishing microbial platforms for the effective biosynthesis of expensive compounds, therapeutic agents, and vegetative production systems. This field necessitates thorough comprehension of intracellular biochemical networks (encompassing molecular transformation routes and corresponding catalytic proteins). Nevertheless, the biochemical routes and critical catalysts that control numerous high-value target molecules have not been fully characterized, which is the main bottleneck for the heterologous synthesis of high-value chemicals. To address this limitation, scientists have devised optimized production circuits through the engineering of artificial biocatalysts and de novo biochemical reaction sequences. With the continuous accumulation of biological big data, the data-driven methods of artificial intelligence (AI) technology are promoting the further development of protein and metabolic pathway design. In this paper, we introduce AI-driven machine learning algorithms in prediction models, and also review recent research progress on AI-assisted metabolic engineering design and production of high-value compounds, focusing on how to use AI methods to achieve directed evolution of strains.

BIO Web of ConferencesVol. 174
Tianjin University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies
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