Synthetic BiologySynthetic BiologyPeer-reviewed journal article
Design and assembly of DNA molecules using multi-objective optimisation
Abstract
Rapid engineering of biological systems is currently hindered by limited integration of manufacturing constraints into the design process, ultimately limiting the yield of many synthetic biology workflows.\n\nHere we tackle DNA engineering as a multi-objective optimization problem aiming at finding the best tradeoff between design requirements and manufacturing constraints. We developed a new open-source algorithm for DNA engineering, called Multi-Objective Optimisation algorithm for DNA Design and Assembly (MOODA), available as a Python package and web application at http://mooda.stracquadaniolab.org.\n\nExperimental results show that our method provides near optimal constructs and scales linearly with design complexity, effectively paving the way to rational engineering of DNA molecules from genes to genomes.
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