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New Cancer Drugs: Breaking the Cell Cycle -- Spiro Rombotis

Episode 375

The "cell cycle" describes discrete steps in the process of cell division.  The progression is mediated by a series of gatekeeping biochemical activi…

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Bioengineering Yeast for Better Beer - Dr. Charles Denby

Episode 374

Beer is a beverage derived from the fermentation of grain by yeast.  Hops impart their specific flavor and aroma notes. Together these ingredients pr…

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Genes Controlling Plant Size

Episode 373

Bigger plants are better, right?  Not always. Control of plant or tree size can have many advantages, and genetic control of 'dwarf' phenotypes has b…

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As Gods: A Moral History of the Genetic Age - Matthew Cobb

Episode 372

The modern era of genetic engineering has opened tremendous opportunities in medicine and agriculture. But who governs when the technology should be …

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The Genomes of Parasites - Dr. Jessie Kissinger

Episode 371

Parasites are known contributors to human disease and suffering, spanning a wide range of organisms. Dr. Jessie Kissinger from the University of Geor…

3 years, 6 months ago

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Cancer Misinformation - Dr. Skyler Johnson

Episode 370

"Cancer" is the generic term applying to any one of many cellular proliferative disorders that threaten normal physiology.  Various cancers have spec…

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Livestock, Climate Change, and Attacks on a Scientist - Dr. Frank Mitloehner

Episode 369

Animal agriculture contributes greenhouse gases that can influence climate change. One source in particular is cattle, as ruminant livestock produce …

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A Gene-Edited Vaccine Against Malaria - Dr. Stefan Kappe

Episode 368

The mosquito is the most deadly animal on earth. It vectors a plasmodium, a eukaryotic parasite that invades the liver of the host and ultimately att…

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Seralini's Lumpy Rats - Ten Years Later

Episode 367

Ten years ago the biotech world froze and horrific images of three tumor-ridden rats penetrated the media. Social media erupted with messages of fear…

3 years, 7 months ago

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New Therapeutics for Novel Problems through Collaboration - Dr. Betsy O'neill

Episode 366

 Dr. Betsy O'neill, VP of External Innovation at Horizon Therapeutics describes how strategic partnerships can assist biotech startups in moving new …

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