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… on sequencing, synthesis and genome mining technology to help access complicated natural product gene clusters, and … much broader applicable technologies that can be applied to help the discovery of other classes of natural product. DAN: … they can help you to fine tune your technology and probably improve it, but also, because of the broad application, we …

… microbes, including their photosynthetic partner, that help them take the heat. …

… how to get towards that.  Organic chemistry doesn’t really help with getting to something other than the sort of really … think might be happening, we’re sort of converging on this model of this being called an egg defense model. And so maybe there are compounds in there that we …

… been able to work with the State Department to get funds to help encourage and support training, where we’ve done … have a dream, that would be what it would be is to really help build a larger network of scientists across these … in my research, which doesn’t strangely doesn’t always help me with grant applications. It’s a weird… it’s … yeah. …

… a big idea that fits within our mission, we’re happy to help you figure out if it’s a good fit. Everyone we talked … the genome, we always sequence RNA alongside. That really helps us to determine where genes start and end and really help improve our annotation. So a lot of effort goes into these, …

… finished product depend on genome. Selected genomes will be improved based on feasibility and scientific merit Assembly, … Assembly, annotation ( IMG/M ), binning 154/217 Metagenome Improved Draft Long-read assembly & annotation of … contigs. Assembly, annotation ( IMG ) 280/298 Microbial Improved Draft, Isolate High quality draft assembly of …

… different fields with different views, that really then helps you to get back to, oh, why am I actually studying … But seeing all these different pathways, and that really helped me to get an idea how diverse the secondary … ideas on how to do that tomorrow, because it does take some improvements on things. So from your perspective on genome …