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… … DAN UDWARY: Hey everyone and welcome back to a new session of Natural Prodcast. … was less nutrients but enough that you had a lot of biodiversity. So we choose environments that are close enough … colors. I mean, where else in nature– and they’re not fungal. Where else nature can you go see colonies of …

… … DAN UDWARY: Hey, everyone. I’ve got a great episode for you here today. We got the … it took 15 to 18 years before we were able to convince the diversity of marine ecologists that they needed to consider … time, we found another molecule. This time it was from a fungal strain collected from sediments in the ocean. No, …

… department at the University of Utah, so that makes him one of Jackie’s colleagues. Aaron is doing some cool stuff … predict or just understand better the language of microbial cell-cell communication. And he told us about his work in … the answer would be that there’s actually a great deal of diversity within these methanotrophs for example, that are …

… that consists of coordinated hands-on experiments across fungal biology teaching labs. The purpose of the program is … and genome sequencing of new fungal species.  Students collect fungi, sterilize tissue, isolate genes and more. The … to biological inference and understanding of fungal diversity, ecology, and potential applications. … The …

… episode is our conversation with Nancy Keller, a fantastic fungal natural products researcher from the University of … which seem to be history.   I should mention that this is one of several interviews you’ll hear which we recorded at … parasite you really can’t grow well. You have to have it in cell culture. So we are going to see if we can express that …

… to explaining what a CSP is, how you apply for and get one, and what happens once you do. Before we start, I … And I think also the quality that we provide. So for fungal and for a lot of our eukaryotic genomes, all our … proposals that are really multifaceted, that do request a diversity of the different capabilities that we have, that …

… suggest you go back and check the first episode out. This one continues the introductory conversation between myself … derivatives of natural products.  ALISON: Like such a large diversity can have similar effects, I think is also really … of weird growths on livestock due to you know, bacterial or fungal infections. Yeah, okay. So he identified these things …

… small genes assembled to less than 5kb in length, cloned into vector of choice Glycerol stock of sequence … to determine coverage of variants depends on project Fungal Minimal Draft Lower coverage short-read whole genome … Assembly, annotation ( IMG/M ), mapping 273/273 Metagenome Cell Enrichments Obtained by physical separation of a …

… program, which stands for International Cooperative Biodiversity Groups, and it’s this great program funded by the … of biodiversity, of which natural products chemistry is one. DAN: So, I’ve always known Roger as an expert in … carefully at these as being candidates siderophores. Or for cell-cell signaling or for, you know, other other roles …

… technology in order to enhance the quality of single-cell genomes and directly link functional information with individual cells. Research Team    … The JGI uniquely offers the first … is active? … The JGI provides users access to cutting-edge cell sorting, DNA amplification, and sequence analysis to …

Sequencing, Synthesis and Metabolomics. Strong internal collaborations with  Science Programs and  Operations enable the JGI to focus on expanding molecular capabilities and functional genomics, … and further advancing sequence applications, single cell genomics, DNA synthesis, and metabolomics.   … Deputy …

Am fine. I live in a pandemic so I’m no different than anyone else.  DAN: Yeah. I mean fine in pandemic adjusted terms … postdoc Panama as part of the international cooperative biodiversity group (ICBG) based in Panama and was dual there … what we know is they’re quite selective in some way for antifungal activity. They are also, some of them, are …