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… bioinformatics exercises are freely available through the links below. Naturalist Myco Ed Fungal Genomics Education … Genomics Institute where high molecular weight DNA is extracted from samples, which is then sent to the JGI for … analyses. The platform is a freely available and developer extensible platform where scientists can analyze their own …

… The MAGI toolkit links metabolomics with genomics data.  This is a web-based …

… be fun to be able to provide a semi-regular forum for postdocs and graduate students through Natural Prodcast, … isn’t true of all of them, but for certain types, they’re extremely repetitive. And what that means when you’re trying … located at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. You can find links to transcripts, more information on this episode, and …

… of carbon in the absence of oxygen. But these are the next step in the food web. So these are organisms– if you … system or the genes that could encode for that right next to a larger biosynthetic gene cluster the products of … functions depending on their concentration and their context. When I refer to quorum sensing, I’m talking about …

… for another round of episodes. If you stick around for the next few months, you’re going to hear my last interview with … us if you have questions” and you should! I’ll put contact links in the show notes, which you can always access through … WILHELM: How cool. And I think that’s a nice segue for the next thing we wanted to ask you about, which is basically so …

… As always, you’ll find transcripts and show notes with links to lots of other resources, especially for these … that makes me think about how we can kind of use an extended metaphor. And not only are we interested in … biosynthetic pathways are clustered, that the genes are next to one another. And that’s basically universal in …

… Alison was not available, but no worries, she’ll back next time! We’ve already got lots of great talks recorded and … in the UK. And came across to the US for a couple of postdocs. One at Harvard Med School and the other at University … located at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. You can find links to transcripts, more information on this episode and …

… which is a great website name, and also extremely well-organized, makes doing research on a person … they metabolically active and slowly ticking away at these extreme environments? I think that’s just incredible to … located at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. You can find links to transcripts, more information on this episode and …

… compound. For example, lipids– doesn’t matter if it has one extra carbon or two or one less, at the end of the day, it’s … function to a particular producing organism in the context of a clearly defined ecological interaction. So it’s not … located at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. You can find links to transcripts, more information on this episode and …

… falls outside of that. And so, for me, I think the next step was thinking about what I wanted to do with cancer. … chemistry and helping to concentrate it. But that’s the next project.  DAN: Thanks.  ALISON: We had talked a little … located at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. You can find links to transcripts, more information on this episode and …

… early history of the field. If you continue on, in the next episode you’ll hear us talk about the modern history of … we are increasingly becoming aware of in the medicinal context, is the numbers of bacteria and the things that they’re … located at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. You can find links to transcripts, more information on this episode, and …

… you know, we talked about sponges, go pull a sponge or extract some tree bark. And so you’re just taking something, you’re grinding it up, and then exposing that extract to something that you want to try to target. So if … record. You know, that we’re missing some of the missing links, right? We don’t always see the connections between …