Elisa integrates multiple omics and phenotypic data with genome-scale metabolic modeling for rational strain design and bioprocess optimization project as part of his work at
CCG with
Utrilla Lab. She is interested in the integration of different types of data such as RNA-seq, proteomics, Ribo-seq and fitness information, with metabolism and expression models built with thepython
module
COBRAme. Her objective is to make a quantitative comparison between genome and proteome reduction strategies for redirecting cellular resources to synthetic functions.
Masters Candidate in Biochemical Sciences, 2019
National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)
Bachelor in Genomic Sciences (LCG), 2014
National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)