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… the idea that you could go internationally to do the next stage of your training and that there might be more to be … how best to begin. And so in the end, we did it in several stages. So we started out internally by making a list on the … a sort of front end tool, so it’s being used as the first stage in discovery. There are so many different ways that you …

… that easily can identify secondary metabolite pathways in metagenomes, which is still hard to do. We are mining a lot of … of secondary metabolite pathways as viewed through metagenome studies, and what more JGI and others can do to …

… system. [ Go here to learn more about Cameron Currie’s metagenomics research, enabled in part by JGI’s Community … have something to do with it. We saw hints of a rare advantage. So if you’re not the most popular pathogen, you can … whether it be you know, fighting with each other through antagonism or working synergistically or just tolerating each …

… by chemical synthesis and make analogs in combination of mutagenesis and direct evolution. Yeah. DAN UDWARY: So it’s …

… a more systematic picture through single-cell and metagenomic sequencing. A team co-led by Mária Džunková, … the virus in 34 hosts or 26 percent of the single cells. Metagenomics sequencing then allowed the team to ask, for the … the strategy of lysogeny. The ability of the virus to tag along with the host has earned this strategy a riff, …

That is one of the really big frontiers for the next stage of natural product drug discovery I think. Or even … computational skills among biologists JGI CSP Proposal: Metagenomic mining of natural product diversity and …

… end, we took an approach that was kind of a simplified metagenome sequencing approach to pick this system apart.  … ended up doing was pursuing with Jacques Ravel, at TIGR, metagenome sequencing, which was very early days for that …

… in an obvious way. NIGEL MOUNCEY: We did a little bit of metagenome screening work and did find related clusters. But … in the environment and how we might be able to take advantage of those to improve plant health, for example.  DAN: … is going to be fully virtual because we’re not at the stage yet where I think everybody feels comfortable in …