4.1 Data-based prerequisites
A preliminary yet critical challenge in applying computer modeling
techniques to any biological system is having access to sufficient data
to construct the foundational models. Repositories are well-established
for common research species, such as Mus Musculus ,Drosophila melanogaster , Xenopus laevis and Danio
rerio [8,9]; however, similar databases do not exist for the
diversity of species consumed by humans. Therefore, one of the first
areas information curation approaches must be applied in cultivated meat
R&D is to generate databases for those species which are the focus of
academic and industrial cultivated meat research. Here, modelers can
work with stakeholders to create plans, protocols and workflows to
transition data into Systems Biology Markup Languages (SBML).