Christoff Odendaal

The paper calculates product and ATP yields for glucose fermentation by analyzing a pan-catabolic network of anaerobic digestion, revealing many novel conversions and varying ATP yields.

This paper introduces a computational framework to calculate net conversions in metabolic networks using elementary flux modes and thermodynamic parameters, with applications in microbial ecology and metabolic engineering.

The paper identifies three thermodynamically distinct product profiles in Clostridial fermentation and shows that intermediate ratios require less efficient pathways due to conflicting redox demands.

The paper constructs an ensemble of kinetic models of mitochondrial fatty acid oxidation to link residual enzyme activity to clinical symptoms in inherited fatty-acid oxidation deficiencies.

The paper uses SLAM-seq and scRNA-seq to show RNA processing and stability independently influence mRNA levels in African trypanosomes.