Book Chapter
Computational modeling of bacteriophage production for process optimization
K Krysiak-Baltyn, GJO Martin, SL Gras
Methods in Molecular Biology | Methods in Molecular Biology | Humana Press | Published : 2018
Abstract
© Springer Science+Business Media LLC 2018. Computational models can be used to optimize the production of bacteriophages. Here a model is described for production in a two-stage self-cycling process. Theoretical and practical considerations for modeling bacteriophage production are first introduced. The key experimental protocols required to estimate key kinetic parameters for the model, including determining variable infection rates as a function of substrate concentration, are described. ppSim is an open-source R-script that can simulate bacteriophage production to optimize productivity or minimize costs. The steps included to run the simulation using the experimentally determined infecti..
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Awarded by Australian Research Council
Funding Acknowledgements
This work was funded by an Australian Research Council Linkage Grant (LP120100304) with input from Melbourne Water, South Australia Water and Water Corporation.