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… biosynthetic pathway, and I’ll have to do a whole show on it one of these days. If you listen to the Nancy Keller interview , I think you’ll have heard how a lot of us who work in fungal natural products, … But, say, the last time I checked, it was on the order of 10,000 species. And whenever you’re talking about a new …

… one of my favorite interviews so far – you’re going to hear how passionate and enthusiastic Ben is about our field, and … to naturalprodcast.com, where you’ll find transcripts and show notes for every episode we put out. I actually put a lot … So they’re in the picomolar range. ALISON: Picomole… is [10 to the] minus twelve, right? BEN: Yeah, yeah. Well, we …

… them enough lately, but as always I have transcripts and show notes at naturalprodcast.com — I went a little overboard … at the chemistry of the molecules and then looking at how they were made was really interesting and intriguing to … And you have these different types of particulate like 2.5, 10 PPMs and just the size of the particle and how far they …

… published a paper in the journal Science . It detailed how they’d used metagenomics to identify over 27,000 … California State University campuses for biotechnology education as part of a course-based undergraduate resource … also the chair of the JGI User Executive Committee, on how that study went from the lab to the classroom. …

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… it. And just to remind you, you can get transcripts, and show notes with links to papers around the science we talked … to be here. DAN: Happy to have you do it. So, I don't know how we start out. Where are we going to go from here? … people what that number is. BETSY PARKINSON: So micromolar, 10 to the negative 6th. Nanomolar, 10 to the negative 9th. …

… tell a quick story. Looking back, the year was probably 2010, 2011, I was a, uh- actually, I’ve got the t-shirt on … about today and it will be really good to maybe start with how did you get into this field? How did you get into natural products? Marnix Medema: Well, …

… No. However, the JGI does maintain a list of protocols, found in … following sites: Microbes: IMG (citation: https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkaa939 ) Metagenomes and Single Cells: IMG/M   … How do I submit a proposal requesting sequencing, … How do I obtain a JGI login? …

… , and I’ll link out to everything in the show notes, as always, at naturalprodcast.com . And, if you … it across the community. So that’s been used in supporting educational initiatives and work with school children and … these studies are lacking that. And so there’s no way to be 100% sure that the chemistry that they’re even reporting on …

… . And I’ll be sure I put that link in the show notes, which you can always find through the JGI website … of natural products and secondary metabolites.  DAN: Right. How much of that can you tell us about?  NIGEL MOUNCEY: I … had a high throughput screening platform where we’d look at 10,000, 15,000, 20,000 mutants a week. We started doing a …

… all contribute to a dynamic ecosystem. We are interested in how plants self-organize, influence, and are influenced by … interface. We are using these methods to understand how plant cells respond to low nutrient conditions (low nitrogen or low phosphorus), and how cell identity impacts this response. We will eventually …

… and have a great chat with him.  I kind of lost count of how many times Brad used the words “fun” and “magical” when … with one of my favorite human beings, Brad Moore. — Dan: How do I introduce you, Brad?  Brad: How do you introduce … pairs. It was not linear, like Streptomyces , but circular. 10% of the genome encoded natural product pathways. Dan: …