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… ’80s. And then the first time we saw the structure that Dan just described to you. So the enediyne referred to two … with a quick interjection. Ben asked me to correct what he just said here. It was actually the drug company Wyeth that … taxol, for example. If you say isolate compound from the trees – if you’re cutting the trees, it takes years to …

… this is all explained in detail, so if you’d like a link, just check out the show notes above or at … of a particular part of the Streptomyces phylogenomic tree, then you will be in a position to say, this group of … Dorrestein – the molecular networking, you can have a global view on the chemical diversity of metabolism. We …

… An improved genome assembly to support targeted tree breeding for the bioeconomy.   The Science Researchers report a new reference genome for eucalyptus in the July edition of the journal G3 Genes | … are fast-growing plantation crops that supply wood and fiber for various industrial uses ranging from timber to …

… so that we can start to use the DNA sequence to predict or just understand better the language of microbial cell-cell … bit different introduction in natural products, so I might just start out by asking you know how did you get started. I … the absence of oxygen. But these are the next step in the food web. So these are organisms– if you think about maybe …

… research.  These efforts include exploration of the global diversity of alternative genetic codes (Science … et al. (2023) Unraveling the functional dark matter through global metagenomics. Nature . 622(7983):594-602. Camargo AP. … of bacterial and archaeal isolates expand coverage of the tree of life.  Nature Biotechnology  35(7):676-683 Schulz …

… we talked about sponges, go pull a sponge or extract some tree bark. And so you’re just taking something, you’re grinding it up, and then … I’m sure that’s right.  Dan [post-edit]: Hey, Dan here. Just going to interject. Alison asked me to check her stat …

… NANCY: My pleasure.   DAN: I guess I wanted to start, maybe just by asking you how did you get into the field of natural … school. And one of the things that I noticed is all the food that the students got was coming from other countries, … that’s of the sort that people are looking for, for biofuel production. We’ll see how that goes.    ALISON: Is this …

… the JGI website at  naturalprodcast.com . Finally, I’ll just mention here that for this interview Alison was not … know that.  NIGEL MOUNCEY: And so biology and microbiology just followed me all the way through my high school days in … was mucking around with Bacillus spores for a long time for food spoilage kind of testing, applications. And that’s …

… it was– well, I think the day your visit was planned was just a few days before the due date. Dan Udwary: Oh, no. … them for a while before they switched to antiSMASH. So I just wanted to start by saying, thank you for destroying my … grad student with Michael. And we did it together. Did the global analysis of biosynthetic gene clusters across, well, …

… take for granted nowadays. You know, at that time, it was just [that] the chemistry of organisms was fascinating to … the bottom of the ocean, from a sponge, or a seaweed, were just having just remarkable chemical structures and things … an impact, like the domoic acid story, and be able to have global science-type connections, and be able to use our …

… should be coming out on the first Thursday of the month, just like I promised. Now I just have to make this whole “on-time thing” a habit! I’m … really not good at that, you guys. I’m trying really hard just for you. And the JGI Comms team. But mostly you. …

… waste industrial gases into valuable products including fuels, chemicals and materials. It has partnered with the …