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Assoc.Prof.Dr. SAOWALAK KALAPANULAK

Email: saowalak.kal@kmutt.ac.th

Phone: 024707713

URL: https://bml.kmutt.ac.th/v2/people/saowalak-kalapanulak/

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● Modeling metabolic fluxes underlying cassava storage root growth through E-Fmin analysis; Kamsen, Ratchaprapa; Kalapanulak, Saowalak; Saithong, et al.; 2020; Conference proceedings article
● Development of a compartmentalized model for insight into the structured metabolic pathway of carbon metabolism in cassava leaves; Punyasu N., Kalapanulak S., Siriwat W., et al.; 2019; Journal article
● Difference in defense mechanism of two cassava cultivars to bacterial blight disease inferred by analysis of interspecies protein-protein interaction networks; Ratana Thanasomboon;Ratana Thanasomboon;Saowalak Kalapanulak;Saowalak Kalapanulak;Supatcharee Netrphan;Treenut Saithong;Treenut Saithong; 2019; Journal article
● Extended utilization of constraint-based metabolic model in a long-growing crop; Chiewchankaset P., Kalapanulak S., Saithong T.; 2019; Journal article
● Genome-Wide Identification of Putative MicroRNAs in Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) and Their Functional Landscape in Cellular Regulation; Yawichai A., Kalapanulak S., Thammarongtham C., et al.; 2019; Journal article
● Pan- and core- gene association networks: Integrative approaches to understanding biological regulation; Wirojsirasak W., Kalapanulak S., Saithong T.; 2019; Journal article
● Understanding carbon utilization routes between high and low starch-producing cultivars of cassava through Flux Balance Analysis; Chiewchankaset P., Siriwat W., Suksangpanomrung M., et al.; 2019; Journal article
● Unlocking conserved and diverged metabolic characteristics in cassava carbon assimilation via comparative genomics approach; Siriwat W., Kalapanulak S., Suksangpanomrung M., et al.; 2018; Journal article
● Networking omic data to envisage systems biological regulation; Kalapanulak S., Saithong T., Thammarongtham C.; 2017; Book chapter abstract
● Prediction of cassava protein interactome based on interolog method; Thanasomboon R., Kalapanulak S., Netrphan S., et al.; 2017; Journal article
● Gene co-expression analysis inferring the crosstalk of ethylene and gibberellin in modulating the transcriptional acclimation of cassava root growth in different seasons; Saithong T., Saerue S., Kalapanulak S., et al.; 2015; Journal article
● Genome-wide analysis reveals phytohormone action during cassava storage root initiation; Sojikul P., Saithong T., Kalapanulak S., et al.; 2015; Journal article
● Going Beyond the Current Native Nutritional Food Through the Integration of the Omic Data in the Post-Genomic Era: A Study in (Resistant) Starch Systems Biology; Saithong T., Kalapanulak S.; 2015; Book chapter abstract
● Starch biosynthesis in cassava: A genome-based pathway reconstruction and its exploitation in data integration; Saithong T., Rongsirikul O., Kalapanulak S., et al.; 2013; Journal article
● Transcriptional regulatory network of Arabidopsis starch metabolism under extensive light condition: A potential model of transcription-modulated starch metabolism in roots of starchy crops; Bumee S., Ingkasuwan P., Kalapanulak S., et al.; 2013; Conference proceedings article
● Transcriptomic data integration inferring the dominance of starch biosynthesis in carbon utilization of developing cassava roots; Siriwat W., Kalapanulak S., Suksangpanomrung M., et al.; 2012; Conference proceedings article
● Genome-based screening for drug targets identification: Application to typhoid fever; Juntrapirom A., Kalapanulak S., Saithong T.; 2010; Conference proceedings article
● Reconstruction of starch biosynthesis pathway in cassava using comparative genomic approach; Rongsirikul O., Saithong T., Kalapanulak S., et al.; 2010; Conference proceedings article

Expertise

Biological Network Reconstruction and Analysis
Genome-Scale Metabolic Network Reconstruction
Systems Biology and Bioinformatics