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A functional enviromics method for cell culture media engineering

A culture medium and cell technology, applied in biochemical equipment and methods, microbial measurement/testing, microorganisms, etc., can solve the problems of difficult, expensive and difficult systematic collection of proteome data

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-12-18
FACULDADE DE CIENCIAS E TECHA DA UNIV NOVA DE LISBOA
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However, such an approach presents 3 major problems: i) finding single molecular interactions has proven expensive and difficult, ii) there are well-known gaps between gene expression, proteome and cellular phenotype, iii) gene expression or the systematic collection of proteomic data is difficult and expensive
Although functional genomics is currently a very active field of research in cell biology, its complementary functional environmental omics has been mentioned in the context of mental health disorders [41] but in the context of cell biology Not previously mentioned nor used in cell culture media design

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[0017] Hereinafter, the best mode for carrying out the present invention is described in detail.

[0018] A unique feature of the method of the present invention is the joint screening of mediator factors and basic cellular functions through a specific protocol to extract data which is subsequently processed into the form of a functional environmental map. The biological configuration into which the medium will be designed (herein referred to as the "target biological configuration") must be clearly articulated before proceeding with the experimental protocol. It can be a whole cell, an organelle, or a coordinated set of biochemical reactions representing a given cellular function. The target biological structure is represented by q biochemical reactions and associated genes and proteins if they are known. Once the structure is clearly elucidated, a working group of N factors and K basic cellular functions is established as the basis.

[0019] The medium formulation is defin...

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This invention refers to a new method for optimizing the composition of cell culture media. This new method comprises two main stages. In the first stage, a functional enviromics map is built through the joint screening of cell functions and medium factors by the execution of a specific cell culture protocol and exometabolome assays protocol. The functional enviromics map consists of a data array of intensity values of elementary cellular functions against medium factors. In the second stage, optimized cell culture medium formulations are developed that either enhance or repress target elementary cellular functions from columns of the functional enviromics map. The main advantage of this method lies in enabling metabolic engineering through the culture media composition manipulation, wherein an arbitrarily high number of cell functions are optimized through manipulation of medium factors, as opposed to previous methods, which are eminently empirical, are not cell function oriented, and require a much higher number of experiments. Furthermore, this new method is based on cost-effective exometabolome assays and does not require costly intracellular genomic or proteomic assays.

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field of invention [0001] The present invention relates to methods for optimizing the composition of cell culture media. Methods are described for determining optimal values ​​of mediator factors to enhance or inhibit target essential cellular functions as desired by the user. The method comprises the construction of a functional environmental profile by performing cell culture experiments and preferably high-throughput analysis of the exometabolome, followed by mediator value adjustment based on said function of the mediator factor. Background of the invention [0002] Cell growth formulations contain hundreds of individual components in aqueous solutions. They generally consist of: nutrients such as peptones, amino acids, meat extracts and yeast extracts; minerals and vitamins, inhibitors and solidifying agents. Some of these components may be critical for cell growth or productivity, others may be toxic at some level, and many may participate in complex interactions wit...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): C12N1/00C12N1/16
CPCC12N1/00C12N1/16C12Q1/025
Inventor R·M·弗雷塔斯奥里贝拉J·M·洛佩兹蒂亚兹A·R·桑托斯费雷拉
Owner FACULDADE DE CIENCIAS E TECHA DA UNIV NOVA DE LISBOA
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