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… on as an exploration into the secondary metabolism of some more novel marine bacteria. You know, I first met Bill as a … the best of luck in her new-now-old endeavors! I have one more episode that will be out next where I’m co-host-less, … you’re listening carefully, you might already know about. More on that later. But, now, here’s the great Bill Fenical. …

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… DOE Office of Science User Facility,  reported on just how morel fruiting is triggered when nutrients are acquired from … JGI user Dr. Tan details the results of the team’s work. Morels are economically, culturally, and ecologically … the fruiting-related decomposition mechanisms of morel with multi-omic approaches, our results revealed a …

… even though the science in that Facebook post is probably more than a little fuzzy. The natural products – or … the Primer as a much longer conversation, which I cut into more digestable pieces. If you’re an expert in the field, … this is all about. In the second episode, we’ll talk some more about the differences between primary metabolism and …

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… out with a parent who then doesn’t become your parent anymore, but has this other role in your life. A colleague, ya … to participate in that for sure. Alison: So, tell us some more about that magic that was happening, you know, for … the idea that, my goodness, these organisms have a lot more going on in them. I remember when we sequenced that …

… or through the JGI website at jgi.doe.gov . There’s a lot more to talk about there, and I’ll be getting together a … where we can dive into that. And I’m also dying to talk in more detail about the JGI Secondary Metabolism Collaboratory … come back from these trips, they seem to be tanner and more rested looking than when they left. And the problem …

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… complex switchgrass genome. The reference genome built off more than a decade of work; as sequencing technologies … genome sequence is available on the JGI plant data portal Phytozome. The combination of field data and genetic … in multiple states and environments, the 4X variety was more of a specialist. The genetic variation that allows the …

… within, say, the sponges or other things. And we know lots more about microbiomes and symbionts that live with other … I tend to think of microbes as being able to secrete a lot more things than people do…? Although I don’t study people … yeah, and then there are other bacteria that, maybe, are more motile and move around and don’t sort of “set up shop” …

… to say it’s so awesome! For those of you want to understand more about natural products and drug discovery, or the … paperback version will be available in June. You can get more info on all of this at cassandraquave.com , and I’ll … a great book, The Plant Hunter . And so I’m sure we’ll hear more about that today. But it’s kind of amazing, just all of …