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… strain and there have been years and years and years about 35-ish years, I think, now, studying Vibrio fischeri and … And so there are– I hesitate to make a guess but maybe 50 to 100 different strains and they are in individual tubules.  …

… that you do, then it’s very easy to think that, OK, I find 25 gene clusters, there must be 25 new compounds. Or everything that has similarity to a gene … that I was exchanging with people. So I think I wrote 3,000 emails in the course of one and a half year while …

… the ocean through vents at temperatures that can exceed 750 degrees Fahrenheit. The minerals in these fluids include … function in such extreme conditions. They identified 511 new or recently discovered genera of bacteria and … by the US-National Science Foundation grants OCE-0728391, OCE-0937404, OCE-1558795 to A-L.R, and OCE-2049478 and …

… reverse genetics to test those hypotheses. From 2011 – 2015, she worked with Sabeeha Merchant at UCLA as a NIH Ruth L. … Scholarship, 2002 & 2004  Graduate Student Award, 59th Lindau Meeting of Nobel Laureates and Students in … aminopeptidase. Cell Reps 39 (7), 110834. (Subject of News and Views Article in Nature 608, 38-39 (2022) and …

… … DAN: Welcome back for episode 9 of Natural Prodcast. This week, Alison and I talk to Roger … Yeah, that’s right. We were postdocs together in the mid 2000s, I guess. You were working for Brad Moore. I was … internally by making a list on the whiteboard of the top 50 journals that we thought were most likely to contain …

Repertoire in Actinobacteria Over the years more than 3,400 genomes have been sequenced from curated DSMZ isolates, … biochemical reactions. For this article alone, more than 600 genomes (dubbed “GEBA-Actino”) were sequenced from DSMZ … new GEBA-Actino genome sequences were combined with nearly 5,000 publicly available ones and 1,100 metagenome-assembled …

… who was working on these things in the very early 1900s.  DAN: And so he has drawn what he called … from 1940 to 2000. As you can see, from the 1940s, into the 50s into the 60s, there was a huge growth – a huge explosion …

… episode 3 of the Primer! — DAN: So, you know, in the in the 50s 60s 70s, most of the exploration of this is done by … and you’ve got a new molecule, right? And so if you have 1000 A’s and 1000 B’s and 1000 C’s, then if you’ve got a … biology got more sophisticated around the 80s and the 90s. And so we started to be able to explore DNA sequencing …