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    Machine learning (ML) accelerates biosystems design by identifying complex patterns in biological data. This approach aids in engineering enzymes, pathways, and cells for biotechnology with improved efficiency and fewer iterations.

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    • Computational Biology
    • Biotechnology

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    • Biosystems like enzymes, pathways, and cells are crucial for biotechnology.
    • System complexity hinders the design of biosystems with desired traits.
    • High-throughput technologies generate vast biological data.

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    • To review the application of machine learning (ML) in biosystems design.
    • To explore ML models and their use across various biological scales.
    • To discuss current successes, limitations, and future prospects of ML in biotechnology.

    Main Methods:

    • Review of commonly used machine learning models and paradigms.
    • Analysis of successful ML applications in biosystems engineering.
    • Discussion of ML integration at different biological levels (nucleic acids to bioprocesses).

    Main Results:

    • Machine learning models identify patterns in complex biological data.
    • ML aids in predicting optimized biosystem candidates and engineering solutions.
    • Successful applications span nucleic acids, genetic circuits, proteins, pathways, genomes, and bioprocesses.

    Conclusions:

    • Machine learning is a powerful tool for overcoming biosystems design complexity.
    • ML enables more efficient and innovative engineering of biological systems.
    • Future integration of ML with biosystems design holds significant promise for biotechnology.