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… them enough lately, but as always I have transcripts and show notes at naturalprodcast.com — I went a little overboard … terrible download numbers. [Laughs] I mean, not terrible. They’re like a third less than the normal amount that we … And I think a lot of times, too, when we even look at publications, it’s always positive data, right? No one ever …

… , and I’ll link out to everything in the show notes, as always, at naturalprodcast.com . And, if you … you interested in plants and the natural compounds that they make? CASSANDRA QUAVE: Yeah, so I mean my path towards … I think on COVID that we’re getting ready to submit for publication and have found some interesting hits for that as …

… – can cause liver cancer and infects peanuts and corn if they’re not stored properly. And so I read lots of your …   DAN: I guess I wanted to start, maybe just by asking you how did you get into the field of natural products?   NANCY: … is probably a lesser-walked path. So my interest actually came from my Peace Corps experience. After I got my …

… you to come check out the links to some cool papers in the show notes, which you can always find at naturalprodcast.com … called Ecopia was talking about a gene cluster a week. They completed a gene cluster per week. And that really got … never to do it natural product discovery ever again. And I came– I had all these– I was really interested in synthetic …

… And it was supposed to be her room now but, well, it became my office due to the pandemic. And she’s sleeping in … not a bad location for a little baby. Rooming in, is what they call it, right? Alison Takemura: Yeah. Crashing. Maybe … about today and it will be really good to maybe start with how did you get into this field? How did you get into …

… part 2 of our “primer” episode, so if you ended up here somehow without having listened to the first part, you might be … and Taxol from plants. Plants, fungi, bacteria, archaea, they all have secondary metabolism. They all have very … bacteria. He identified them as very small fungi. And this came from a growth on a cow’s cheek. Historically, before …

… fun conversation with Roger about all this, in terms of how to build an international community collaboration, and … program. DAN:  Yeah, a lot of really great academics came out of that too. ROGER:  Many academics came out of it. … viewpoint between those two groups and the ways in which they approached scientific problems. And so that sort of …

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… the challenge and thinking about making them. So I really came at it not necessarily based on the biology really just … is also twofold but for different reasons to learn about how nature builds molecules because nature does this with … catalyst that we can use for many different things? I think they’re the same thing. So I would rephrase that sentence …

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… need to test it. Some testing might be hard, depending on how you’re doing the testing. If you have a successful test, … Because we don’t – drugs are usually single molecules, they are not extracts. And so yeah, in order to sell a drug, … could understand the genetics of secondary metabolism, it became possible to do something that the field refers to as …

… . And I’ll be sure I put that link in the show notes, which you can always find through the JGI website … NIGEL MOUNCEY: He used to work for Glaxo before they merged with Beecham and SmithKline and became a much … help the Society grow. And so I’ve been the chair of the publications committee for the last, what is it now, five …