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This codon usage bias (CUB) improves translational accuracy and speed and is one of several factors optimizing cell growth.

The approach presented here for optimizing cell growth is translatable across models using cells cultured from different species and generation types.

Several studies have developed cell consortium model based on cell growth, fermentation kinetic model and dynamic flux balance model to study the capability of co-culture system and to optimize cell growth and mixed sugar fermentation performance by co-culture (Unrean and Srienc 2010; Unrean and Khajeeram 2015; Hanly and Henson 2013).

We reconstructed a synchronous culture system with some modifications that optimized cell growth in the MA2 medium.

A further analysis of microbial genomes made clear that CUB is one of several factors to optimize cell growth: Species exposed to selection for rapid growth possess more rRNA operons, more tRNA genes and use major codons more frequently [ 11, 12].

These results demonstrate the importance of optimizing cell culture growth, which is the most important parameter in creating an in vitro BBB model as it directly relates the model to the in vivo arrangement.

Accordingly, considerable research has been undertaken to mimic three-dimensional (3D) ECM for tissue engineering scaffolds by generating well-defined architectures including porosity, surface topography and chemistry for optimizing cell and tissue growth [1 3].

Part IV provides an introduction to the newly emerging field of tissue engineering, the types of scaffolds that can be used as templates for tissue growth, the methods used to grow cells and tissues outside the body, and the methods for analyzing and optimizing cell behavior to obtain tissue growth.

Since cell cultures performed with lower amount of MCs (1 g/L), showed good performances in terms of cell loading, we designed batch experiments with a lower concentration of MCs in view of optimizing the cell growth and virus production.

Although the amount of yeast extract optimized for cell growth is small (0.79 g/L), excluding yeast extract from the medium would reduce growth significantly (unpublished observations).

Although disparities among labs make comparisons difficult, this study demonstrates the importance and benefit of dedicating time to optimize of cell growth parameters.