Studies
What is a Study?The output of the initial model of redox metabolism will be compared to experimental flux and metabolite data. Deviations between model and experiment will be prioritized together with WP2. We will apply Metabolic Control Analysis (Fell 1992 PMID: 1530563) to diagnose which enzymes control the deviating metabolite concentrations and/or rates. When the agreement between model and experiment is sufficient we will first link it to the existing model of trypanosome glycolysis and repeat the same ...
Submitter: Jurgen Haanstra
Investigation: Dynamic modelling of redox metabolism and gene ...
Assays: No Assays
Our current gene-expression model (Haanstra et al. 2008 PMID: 19008351) will be parameterized for the different genes of interest. The framework of this gene expression model has been used to include mRNA half life data into the model of glycolysis For the enzymes of redox metabolism we will use newly measured rates of transcription, RNA precursor degradation, mRNA degradation, concentrations of mature mRNAs and proteins, enzyme turnover, Vmax values and metabolic fluxes (WP3&5). Regulation ...
Submitter: Jurgen Haanstra
Investigation: Dynamic modelling of redox metabolism and gene ...
Assays: No Assays
We are in the process of construct an ODE model of the trypanothione pathway. As input we will use newly determined and existing kinetic data and measured metabolite concentrations at the boundaries (from WP3&6). Recently the glycolysis model was extended with the pentose phosphate pathway. This pathway will yield the NAPDH that maintains trypanothione in a reduced state. For some complex enzymes (i.e trypanothione synthase) we are intensively discussing the kinetic data obtained on the ...
Submitter: Jurgen Haanstra
Investigation: Dynamic modelling of redox metabolism and gene ...
Assays: No Assays