Metabolomics-based development of bioproduction processes toward industrial-scale production

田中, 謙也, 番場, 崇弘, 近藤, 昭彦, 蓮沼, 誠久

Microbial biomanufacturing offers a promising, environment-friendly platform for next-generation chemical production. However, its limited industrial implementation is attributed to the slow production rates of target compounds and the time-intensive engineering of high-yield strains. This review highlights how metabolomics expedites bioproduction development, as demonstrated through case studies of its integration into microbial strain engineering, culture optimization, and model construction. The Design–Build–Test–Learn (DBTL) cycle serves as a standard workflow for strain engineering. Process development, including the optimization of culture conditions and scale-up, is crucial for industrial production. In silico models facilitate the development of strains and processes. Metabolomics is a powerful driver of the DBTL framework, process development, and model construction.

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