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Prodcast,” a podcast about the science and scientists of secondary metabolism.  DAN: Hello, and welcome back for Episode … among many, many major discoveries since the genomic revolution, to me, as a natural part chemist for microbial … a museum of diversity. It’s probably a snapshot of all the evolution over the past 70, 80 years. And so, we are not …

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Antarctic algae need their vitamins; zinc fuels some of their most important functions. Even in the chilly waters of Antarctica, tiny … role in cycling carbon and nutrients. These microscopic algae have managed to adapt to a unique set of conditions in …

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… microbes edge polewards, they’d oust resident tiny algae. The cold polar oceans give rise to some of the largest food webs on Earth. And at their base are microscopic, photosynthetic algae. But human-induced climate change , a new study …

Prodcast,” a podcast about the science and scientists of secondary metabolism.  DAN: Hey there. This is Dan again, and … and another system. There should be. I mean, there’s some evolution that happened. But, you know, bacteria don’t leave … how these particular secondary metabolites arose in evolution? DAN: Yeah, I think the important driver is to …