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… realized that the yeast Saccharomyces boulardii was naturally performing activities similar to the specialized … a kilogram of high quality HAp from osteoyeasts would cost $19 to make, and it could be sold in the United States for …
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… plants can produce species-specific blends of terpenoids, naturally occurring organic chemicals with a wide range of …
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… Since 2019 Dr. Blaby heads the Biodesign Platform at the Joint … Laboratory where he focused on functional genomics of phototrophs. Through this and post-doctoral positions at … links between gene networks. BMC genomics. 20:12. 2019 Anderson et. al., Exploiting algal NADPH oxidase for …
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… it’s actually quite significant knowing that there’s one billion bacteria in a teaspoon of soil.” She added that … “If we really want to seek what their functions are in a natural context, we need to understand the rest of the … University of Sydney who has been at the forefront of Covid-19 research (see his 2021 VEGA talk ). A global authority …
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… the leaf through which carbon dioxide enters the leaf for photosynthesis. ALISON: Photosynthesis is what allows plants to make their own food … We’ll hear more about CAM and Karolina’s quest in a future episode of our JGI podcast, Genome Insider. I’m Alison …
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… who study it) a powerful reference organism for studying photosynthesis and cell motility. It’s also a model for … to library research for three months. While reading up on photosynthesis, she stumbled upon an interesting observation … (Hear more from on Chlamy from Sabeeha Merchant in this episode of JGIotas, a Genome Insider podcast minisode.) …
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… and industry researchers worldwide. Q: To what extent is natural soil a limit to identify molecules exchanged between … metabolomic analysis directly from the rhizosphere in natural soil? A: It depends on the soil. Typically soils … Annotation and Gene Integration . ACS Chem Biol. 2019 Apr 19;14(4):704-714. doi: 10.1021/acschembio.8b01107. …
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