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… the scientific foundations that drive biotechnology and biomanufacturing innovation. The JGI contributes to this … critical minerals. This knowledge supports developing sustainable materials and complements DOE initiatives in CMM …

… we’re doing here. If you have suggestions for others feel free to let me know by emailing [email protected], or … in ourselves and every living thing that we know of with cells, and so… So you can think of DNA as maybe being … has the opportunity to, you know, use that research towards secondary metabolism aims. And we need new people – …

… we built this as a platform that allows us for– it’s geared toward mammalian systems. But it allows us to assay on a single cell level against cell lines and against primary cells … So you can knock out an acyltransferase and then use a free hydroxyl group and do some chemistry and get around …

… synthesis, metabolomics and analysis will be provided for free to the PI by the Department of Energy’s funding of the …

… that they make? CASSANDRA QUAVE: Yeah, so I mean my path towards natural products and medical ethnobotany really … I think on COVID that we’re getting ready to submit for publication and have found some interesting hits for that as … is there’s this amazing resource that can be provided for free to scientists to use. They are actively looking for …

… sequencers and platforms dedicated to biodesign, single-cell analyses and metabolomics. Learn more about the … Scope JGI User Programs JGI resources are provided free of charge All data generated becomes publicly available …

… that single changes can lead to a particular high activity towards a particular target. That’s why an antibiotic has to … DAN UDWARY: Sure, and that’ll be a really important step towards you being able to engineer these systems and do the … of natural product biosynthesis in bacteria ” The ActDES publication came out after we talked. It looks like a great …

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… great conversations that we’ve already recorded with some excellent scientists, and that’s probably how we’ll continue … they figured out that they could culture the plant cells and produce enough that way in really large like 7500 … looking at a schematic of different pathways in a microbial cell, it looks like. It could be a eukaryotic cell, but you …

… been described in such detail. DAN UDWARY: Alison, feel free to jump in with questions. But otherwise I’m going to … that the molecules out there would be toxic to cancer cells. And that started something big. Because at that time, … For example, we found molecules that bound inside the cells to tubulin, these proteins that allow the cells to …

… and how we do it here and maybe give an example of a recent publication. ALISON TAKEMURA: Awesome. Yeah, let’s dive in, … Where did you see that research or those results heading? Toward an application, toward just better understanding … and store. They’re easy to grow up, easy to throw in a freezer. Most of the successful genome mining has been in …