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57:07 Competition and Virulence in Pseudomonas syringae… Competition and Virulence in Pseudomonas syringae \| Chad Fautt, PhD, Penn State	Competition and Virulence in Pseudomonas syringae \| Chad Fautt, PhD, Penn State Dr Fautt presents his work in silico work including building an online platform for phylogenetic placement and virulence gene prediction, tailocin genes evolution and insight from protein folding,… tail fibers population disease production bacteria gene thing lot fiber tree pathogens cells genes genomes pathogen proteins damage cell From Nichole Ginnan 0 likes 0 plays 0 Usage Academic Research Zoom Recording Creative Commons None (All Rights Reserved) Open Educational Resources (OER) OER
53:09 Microbiomes in Wastewater Treatment\| El Sayeed +… Microbiomes in Wastewater Treatment\| El Sayeed + Microbiome & Colonic Cells Co-culture\| Nichols	Microbiomes in Wastewater Treatment\| El Sayeed + Microbiome & Colonic Cells Co-culture\| Nichols Two talks (full titles and details) 0:00 - 27:24 - Waleed El Sayeed, PhD, Penn State Succession of Microbial Communities and Resistors in an Algal-Bacterial Wastewater Treatment System 27:29 -… bacteria cells gene cell treatment concentration analysis kind lot trans culture couple water thing experiment transwell lab question difference From Nichole Ginnan 0 likes 1 plays 0 Usage Academic Research Zoom Recording Creative Commons None (All Rights Reserved) Open Educational Resources (OER) OER
01:01:37 The ocean as a treasure trove for novel taxa,… The ocean as a treasure trove for novel taxa, enzymes and bioactive compounds \| Shinichi Sunagawa, PhD ETH Zürich	The ocean as a treasure trove for novel taxa, enzymes and bioactive compounds \| Shinichi Sunagawa, PhD ETH Zürich Full title: The ocean as a treasure trove for novel taxa, enzymes and bioactive compounds. Dr. Shinichi Sunagawa, a professor at ETH Zürich presents his groundbreaking associated with the… microbiome research oceans ocean organisms gene species genes temperature composition environment question groups function genomes communities mechanisms diversity methyltransferase populations microbes compounds From Nichole Ginnan 0 likes 1 plays 0 Usage Academic Research Zoom Recording Open Educational Resources (OER) OER
01:17:14 Population Dynamics of Phage and Bacteria: A New… Population Dynamics of Phage and Bacteria: A New Mathematical Model \| Joan Roughgarden, PhD, Stanford Univ. & Univ. of Hawaii	Population Dynamics of Phage and Bacteria: A New Mathematical Model \| Joan Roughgarden, PhD, Stanford Univ. & Univ. of Hawaii Dr. Joan Roughgarden talks about a new mathematical model developed to understand phage-bacteria dynamics. The follow-up Q&A is included in this video. Penn State’s Microbiome Center… bacteria virus model phage host gene density size absorption burst genes viruses species rate models transfer question equation dynamics oscillations From Nichole Ginnan 0 likes 3 plays 0 Usage Academic Research Web Conference Recording Zoom Recording Creative Commons None (All Rights Reserved) Open Educational Resources (OER) OER
58:52 Metatranscriptomics; Ready for Prime Time? \| Greg… Metatranscriptomics; Ready for Prime Time? \| Greg Gloor, Ph.D., University of Western Ontario	Metatranscriptomics; Ready for Prime Time? \| Greg Gloor, Ph.D., University of Western Ontario Metatranscriptomics presents a wickedly hard problem when analyzed by high throughput sequencing because of the many moving parts: the abundance and occurrence of different species can vary along… genes correlation species things datasets dataset difference abundance lot transformations samples gene approach sequencing point problem transcriptomics plot analysis tools zoom log correlations variance From Microbiome Center_admin 0 likes 13 plays 0 Usage Zoom Recording
48:24 Coral symbionts as models for the impact of… Coral symbionts as models for the impact of symbiosis on genome evolution of intracellular eukaryotes \| Raul Gonzalez-Pech, Ph.D.	Coral symbionts as models for the impact of symbiosis on genome evolution of intracellular eukaryotes \| Raul Gonzalez-Pech, Ph.D. Join us as Raul Gonzalez-Pech, an Eberly Postdoctoral Fellow, shares his past, current, and future research on the complicated genomic structures of microeukaryotes in coral reefs. Penn… zoom microbiome microbiome center microbiome center seminar series microbiome center seminar coral reef microeukaryotes genomics genome genomes elements gene symbiosis species sequence genes families symbionts diversification diversity types host lot instance evolution divergence organisms bit From Microbiome Center_admin 0 likes 3 plays 0 Usage Zoom Recording
47:56 2022 APR 15 Adaptation of beneficial bacteria to… 2022 APR 15 Adaptation of beneficial bacteria to field soil environments	2022 APR 15 Adaptation of beneficial bacteria to field soil environments Laura Kaminsky, Penn State soil mutations microbes population soils dna frequency experiment cells populations eye growth bit mutation chips media fitness field couple gene From Microbiome Center_admin 0 likes 8 plays

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