Joon Woo Jeong

Title: Joon Woo Jeong and an XML-Based System for Metabolic Flux Analysis.

Introduction. Joon Woo Jeong is an inventor associated with the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology in Gwangju, South Korea. His patent work concerns tools for organizing and analyzing metabolic flux data, with potential applications in metabolic engineering and cell improvement.

Latest Patents. Jeong is associated with 1 patent: “Information System for Metabolic Flux Analysis Using Extensible Markup Language and Operating Method Thereof.” The invention describes a metabolic flux analysis (MFA) information system that uses Extensible Markup Language (XML) to generate, edit, store, and visualize MFA model features and objects. It also supports editing, storing, and visualizing results produced through MFA. By using XML’s portability, reusability, readability, scalability, flexibility, and data-exchange capabilities, the system aims to make MFA easier to perform and support applications in metabolic engineering.

Career Highlights. Jeong’s listed affiliation is the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. His patent reflects work at the intersection of information systems and metabolic analysis, focusing on structured data management for MFA models and results.

Collaborations. Hong Seok Yun and Tae Yong Kim are identified as Jeong’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or the extent of their collaboration.

Conclusion. Joon Woo Jeong’s patent presents an XML-based approach to managing metabolic flux analysis models and results, with the goal of making MFA more accessible and useful for metabolic engineering.