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LewisLabUCSD

@lewislabucsd

Systems Biology and Cell Engineering Lab at University of California, San diego

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New with Anne Richelle , we developed a framework for inferring the specific metabolic functions of a tissue or cell line to aid in building large metabolic networks of the tissue or cell line of interest doi.org/10.1371/journa… PLOS Comp Biol

New with <a href="/Anne_R1chL/">Anne Richelle</a> , we developed a framework for inferring the specific metabolic functions of a tissue or cell line to aid in building large metabolic networks of the tissue or cell line of interest doi.org/10.1371/journa… <a href="/PLOSCompBiol/">PLOS Comp Biol</a>
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A computer model attempts to simulate the metabolic network of a minimal cell with 493 genes elifesciences.org/digests/36842/…

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A new, experimentally defined annotation of the Chinese hamster genome, plus the identification of endogenous retroviral elements that have added a significant cost to biopharmaceuticals for decades pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

A new, experimentally defined annotation of the Chinese hamster genome, plus the identification of endogenous retroviral elements that have added a significant cost to biopharmaceuticals for decades pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…
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Congrats to Julie la Cour Karottki @kjlack, our adopted lab member, for an excellent PhD thesis defense on the use of #CRISPR a/i and pooled screens in CHO cells! DTU Biosustain

Congrats to Julie la Cour Karottki @kjlack, our adopted lab member, for an excellent PhD thesis defense on the use of #CRISPR a/i and pooled screens in CHO cells! <a href="/DTUBiosustain/">DTU Biosustain</a>
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We engineered cleaner drug producing mammalian cells by knocking out more than a dozen genes, leading to better growing cells, enhanced recombinant protein production, and more pure antibody production. Check out our preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

We engineered cleaner drug producing mammalian cells by knocking out more than a dozen genes, leading to better growing cells, enhanced recombinant protein production, and more pure antibody production. Check out our preprint: 
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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Just came out today... by targeting two transcription factors concurrently, we engineered innate immunity in mammalian cells to make them resistant to multiple RNA viruses: rdcu.be/bHkX5

Just came out today... by targeting two transcription factors concurrently, we engineered innate immunity in mammalian cells to make them resistant to multiple RNA viruses: 
rdcu.be/bHkX5
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Hooman will be presenting on the "Complete Elimination of the Warburg Effect in CHO Cells", this Thursday at the Bioprocessing Summit (#BPSMT). Come join!

Hooman will be presenting on the "Complete Elimination of the Warburg Effect in CHO Cells", this Thursday at the Bioprocessing Summit (#BPSMT). Come join!
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UCB researcher Dr. Rana Sidhu spoke today at the Cambridge Healthtech Institute #BPSMT event about the new strategies our scientists are using to better understand proteins that are challenging to study: ucbusa.news/2YXoOPP

UCB researcher Dr. Rana Sidhu spoke today at the <a href="/CHI_Healthtech/">Cambridge Healthtech Institute</a> #BPSMT event about the new strategies our scientists are using to better understand proteins that are challenging to study: ucbusa.news/2YXoOPP
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Mortiz von stosch from #Glaxo on ML applications in bioprocessing: ready-now (concise problem with lots of data) versus ready-later (hybrid models with broad implications). #ArtificialIntelligence #BPSMT See also: aiche.org/chenected/2014…

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Will Johnson from Amgen šŸ§ŖšŸ”¬šŸ§¬ presenting on multivariate, multi-scale, modular modeling of bioprocessing at #BPSMT. From bioreactor fluid dynamics to cellular metabolism to subcellular organs. Cool stuff!

Will Johnson from <a href="/Amgen/">Amgen šŸ§ŖšŸ”¬šŸ§¬</a> presenting on multivariate, multi-scale, modular modeling of bioprocessing at #BPSMT. From bioreactor fluid dynamics to cellular metabolism to subcellular organs. Cool stuff!
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Jahir GutiĆ©rrez-BugarĆ­n, Ph.D and Amir Feizi mapped out the mammalian secretory pathway, connected it to a genome-scale metabolic model, and showed we could predict an increase in antibody secretion with a gene knockdown. @NIGMS DTU Biosustain nature.com/articles/s4146…

<a href="/GutierrezJahir/">Jahir GutiĆ©rrez-BugarĆ­n, Ph.D</a> and <a href="/amir_feizi/">Amir Feizi</a>  mapped out the mammalian secretory pathway, connected it to a genome-scale metabolic model, and showed we could predict an increase in antibody secretion with a gene knockdown. @NIGMS <a href="/DTUBiosustain/">DTU Biosustain</a> nature.com/articles/s4146…
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Latest work from Anne Richelle. We developed a tool that used systems biology models to precompute the genes needed for a cell to accomplish a metabolic task, and now you can overlay your omics data to see what your cell is doing using GenePattern. bioRxiv: doi.org/10.1101/2020.0…

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Our 14 protein knockout cell line work was highlighted in GenEng News: "Genome Editing Helps Cell Lines ā€œClean Upā€ Their Protein Production" @favprotchemist Daniel Ley Jahir GutiĆ©rrez-BugarĆ­n, Ph.D Wan-Tien Chiang DTU Biosustain genengnews.com/news/genome-ed…

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What you eat, given your microbiome, can affect your response to drugs without altering the drug (at least if you're a worm). Great collaboration with the O'Rourke lab nature.com/articles/s4146…