Overview of Multiobjective Optimization Methods in in Silico Metabolic Engineering
Abstract
Multiobjective optimization requires of finding a trade-off between multiple objectives. However, most of the objectives are contradict towards each other, thus makes it difficult for the traditional approaches to find a solution that satisfies all objectives. Fortunately, the problems are able to solve by the aid of Pareto methods. Meanwhile, in in silico Metabolic Engineering, the identification of reaction knockout strategies that produce mutant strains with a permissible growth rate and product rate of desired metabolites is still hindered. Previously, Evolutionary Algorithms (EAs) has been successfully used in determining the reaction knockout strategies. Nevertheless, most methods work by optimizing one objective function, which is growth rate or production rate. Furthermore, in bioprocesses, it involves multiple and conflicting objectives. In this review, we aim to show the different multiobjective evolutionary optimization methods developed for tackling the multiple and conflicting objectives in in silico metabolic engineering, as well as the approaches in multiobjective optimization.Downloads
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25-11-2018
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Special Issue 2018: FSKTM
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Mohd Daud, K., Zakaria, Z., Kunayat, A., Ali Shah, Z., & Hassan, R. (2018). Overview of Multiobjective Optimization Methods in in Silico Metabolic Engineering. International Journal of Integrated Engineering, 10(6). https://penerbit.uthm.edu.my/ojs/index.php/ijie/article/view/2827