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… the amazing John Faulkner’s work, who passed away about 17 years ago now. It looked really interesting. He was … them. And so there’s a long history. There’s, I think, 60 years of history now of people looking at sponge chemistry … But, say, the last time I checked, it was on the order of 10,000 species. And whenever you’re talking about a new …

Foster and too many others to name at JGI for the last two years or so. SMC is now released and ready for the public 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 … you go to the website, which is smc.jgi.doe.gov , the stats page is showing me that right now we have just over a …

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… al.  2023 . Microbiology Resource Announcements. 2023 12 (10), e00548-23 Whole genome sequence of the denitrifying … Draft genome sequences of  Butyrivibrio hungatei  DSM 14810 (JK 615T) and  Butyrivibrio fibrisolvens DSM 3071 (D1T).  … et. al.  2024.  Microbiology Resource Announcements 13 (10), e00517-24 Draft genome sequence of  Nitrobacter …

Proposal DOIs can be found at the top of the proposal info page on the JGI Genome Portal. You can navigate to the proposal info page using any of the below methods: Search the Genome … Click on the correct proposal name on your search results page to navigate to the proposal info page. Use a URL …

… advisor.  Brad: Oh my goodness. Those were good years, Dan!  Dan: For too many years. Brad: And now look, you’re like, famous. Dan: Famous? … pairs. It was not linear, like Streptomyces , but circular. 10% of the genome encoded natural product pathways. Dan: …

… we are today, recording today. BRIAN BACHMANN: Yeah, in the year 2000. And I was trying to figure out what to do with … out gene clusters maybe once a month at most. Maybe twice a year, a full gene cluster would come out. And it was a very … And I set that up. And we finally got that to work 10 years later. But in the meantime there, we had people …

… houses Vibrio fischeri, it’s one strain and there have been years and years and years about 35-ish years, I think, now, studying … so there are– I hesitate to make a guess but maybe 50 to 100 different strains and they are in individual tubules.  …

So they’re in the picomolar range. ALISON: Picomole… is [10 to the] minus twelve, right? BEN: Yeah, yeah. Well, we … as a new type of medicine that will open up a new year for targeted anti cancer drug discovery. DAN: Yeah, … drug conjugates, abbreviated as “ADC”, was approved in the year 2000, and utilize the enediyne as the payload. We call …

… has a book called The Plant Hunter and I’ve read all 400 pages of her life and I feel like I have a new friend that … And so a path opened itself to me, just before my senior year of college, a chance to go to the Amazon and work with … these studies are lacking that. And so there’s no way to be 100% sure that the chemistry that they’re even reporting on …

… natural product molecules might actually get to market in a year. And that would be a good thing. That would be high. … the number was. But I want to say it was like less than 10. Since, you know, a recent decade.  DAN: I’m sure that’s … has evolved over, you know, probably – possibly billions of years. And so it is pretty used to the way that the assembly …