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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
01:28:26 Expert Human Microbiome Scientist Q&A \| The… Expert Human Microbiome Scientist Q&A \| The Invisible Extinction Film Screening Event	Expert Human Microbiome Scientist Q&A \| The Invisible Extinction Film Screening Event On March 2, 2023, the Microbiome Center hosted a community screening of The Invisible Extinction, followed by an expert scientist panel Q&A session. The event started with opening remarks from… research microbiome human health gut antibiotics probiotics microbes lot things bacteria question studies pathogens microbiomes food body fmt idea science diet disease fiber movie From Nichole Ginnan 0 likes 3 plays 0 Usage Academic Research Creative Commons None (All Rights Reserved) Open Educational Resources (OER) OER
58:19 Causes and consequences of gut microbiome… Causes and consequences of gut microbiome variation \| Federico Rey, PhD, UW-Madison	Causes and consequences of gut microbiome variation \| Federico Rey, PhD, UW-Madison Dr. Federico Rey talks about gut microbiome diversity and the impact of microbial community differences. Penn State’s Microbiome Center optimizes, accelerates, and disseminates long-lasting… microbes bacteria microbiome microbiome center gut acid mice lipids genes sort levels germ disease genetics atherosclerosis traits metabolites organisms variation purines production macrophages phosphate thing From Nichole Ginnan 0 likes 1 plays 0 Usage Academic Research Web Conference Recording Zoom Recording Creative Commons None (All Rights Reserved) Open Educational Resources (OER) OER
59:10 Metagenomics for the masses \| David Roos, PhD… Metagenomics for the masses \| David Roos, PhD & Daniel Beiting, PhD, Univ. of Pennsylvania	Metagenomics for the masses \| David Roos, PhD & Daniel Beiting, PhD, Univ. of Pennsylvania Drs. David Roos and Daniel Beiting talk about the development of an open-access data-mining platform for interrogating microbiome experiments. Learn more here: https://veupathdb.org/veupathdb/app … research database genomics microbiome studies study age lab access metadata analysis genome things disease genes hypothesis lot card idea samples kinds lots sites From Nichole Ginnan 0 likes 1 plays 0 Usage Academic Research Web Conference Recording Zoom Recording Creative Commons None (All Rights Reserved) Open Educational Resources (OER) OER
50:50 Metaproteomic profiling of microbial communities… Metaproteomic profiling of microbial communities in mushroom cultivation \| Eion Connor, PhD, Penn State	Metaproteomic profiling of microbial communities in mushroom cultivation \| Eion Connor, PhD, Penn State Dr. Eion Connor talk about his work focused on metaproteomic profiling of passaged microbial communities in Agaricus bisporus cultivation. Penn State’s Microbiome Center optimizes,… agriculture proteomics research casing lot database microbiome proteins kind material protein passage metal crop metagenome bit samples things mushrooms point peptides mass From Nichole Ginnan 0 likes 1 plays 0 Usage Classroom Lecture Web Conference Recording Creative Commons None (All Rights Reserved) Open Educational Resources (OER) OER
18:19 The influence of Pseudomonas on the Agaricus… The influence of Pseudomonas on the Agaricus bisporus fruiting body microbiome and the initiation of bacterial blotch disease	The influence of Pseudomonas on the Agaricus bisporus fruiting body microbiome and the initiation of bacterial blotch disease Max Aleman, a PhD candidate in Plant Pathology and Environmental Microbiology, shares a current research project on the metagenome in mushroom blotch disease. Penn State’s Microbiome Center… microbiome microbiome center seminar series species pseudomonas mushroom phenotypes disease mushrooms bit communities level differences difference bacteria production blache caps lot phenotype water casing From Microbiome Center_admin 0 likes 1 plays 0 Usage Zoom Recording
47:40 Do Anthropogenic Impacts on the Gut Metagenome… Do Anthropogenic Impacts on the Gut Metagenome Underlie the Risk of Chronic Disease? \| Thomas Sharpton, Ph.D.	Do Anthropogenic Impacts on the Gut Metagenome Underlie the Risk of Chronic Disease? \| Thomas Sharpton, Ph.D. Dr. Thomas Sharpton joins us from Oregon State University and discusses his research on environmental exposures and their impact on the gut metagenome. Penn State’s Microbiome Center… microbiome center microbiome center seminar series microbiome metagenome disease fish lot diseases individuals microbiomes industrialization types physiology families zebrafish protein gut exposure pyrene exposures studies effect hosts zoom From Microbiome Center_admin 0 likes 1 plays 0 Usage Zoom Recording
47:57 The Therapeutic Potential of Tumor-Targeting… The Therapeutic Potential of Tumor-Targeting Bacteria \| David Bermudes, Ph.D.	The Therapeutic Potential of Tumor-Targeting Bacteria \| David Bermudes, Ph.D. Dr. David Bermudes joins the Microbiome Center Seminar Series from California State University Northridge, to discuss the history and future of tumor targeting bacteria. Penn State’s… tumor bacteria microbiome microbiome center microbiome center seminar series cancer therapy tumor infiltrates cells salmonella tumors cancer thing things melanoma mice mouse phosphatase activity lot therapy humans kinase dose region control zoom From Microbiome Center_admin 0 likes 4 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
41:21 Interactions of Fusarium xyrophilum with other… Interactions of Fusarium xyrophilum with other microorganisms and insects in a putative floral mimicry system \| Terry Torres Cruz	Interactions of Fusarium xyrophilum with other microorganisms and insects in a putative floral mimicry system \| Terry Torres Cruz Terry Torres Cruz, a dual-title PhD candidate in Plant Pathology and Biogeochemistry, shares some of her dissertation research on Fusarium xyrophium and its interactions with insects and other… microbiome center zoom pseudo flowers flower species insects lot plant things host fungus inflorescences fungi cyrus database structure thing genus side microbiome plants From Microbiome Center_admin 0 likes 4 plays 0 Usage Zoom Recording
46:43 2021 SEPT 24 Understanding plant microbiomes for… 2021 SEPT 24 Understanding plant microbiomes for planetary health	2021 SEPT 24 Understanding plant microbiomes for planetary health Gabriele Berg, Graz University of Technology microbiome lot plant ecosystems diversity resistance ecosystem study genes picture apple plants studies things bacteria sugar past generation side end zoom From Microbiome Center_admin 0 likes 29 plays Usage Zoom Recording
58:03 2019 DEC 13 From Neanderthals to artic ice: what… 2019 DEC 13 From Neanderthals to artic ice: what ancient microbial communities can tell us	2019 DEC 13 From Neanderthals to artic ice: what ancient microbial communities can tell us Laura Weyrich, Penn State microbiome species lot dna sort signal things humans samples microbes disease hunter record bit study change calculus mouth microbiomes australia From Microbiome Center_admin 0 likes 3 plays
59:02 2020 AUG 08 Beyond the zooxanthellae, exploring… 2020 AUG 08 Beyond the zooxanthellae, exploring the diversity of coral associated microeukaryotes	2020 AUG 08 Beyond the zooxanthellae, exploring the diversity of coral associated microeukaryotes Javier del Campo, University of Miami corals microbiome primers eukaryotes groups organisms prokaryotes cells bacteria parasites coral genes chloroplast dinoflagellates animals chlorophyll h&s animal lot studies From Microbiome Center_admin 0 likes 0 plays
01:08:44 2020 FEB 28 Gut microbiome in relation to… 2020 FEB 28 Gut microbiome in relation to autoimmunity and Type 1 Diabetes	2020 FEB 28 Gut microbiome in relation to autoimmunity and Type 1 Diabetes Tommi Vatanen, University of Auckland bifidobacterium lps species diabetes bacteria microbiomes microbiome samples infant differences russians babies coli russia finland bit controls response countries age From Microbiome Center_admin 0 likes 1 plays
01:21:10 2020 MARCH 27 Keeping and changing the gut… 2020 MARCH 27 Keeping and changing the gut microbiome over our life-time: a study in children born preterm, artists, and adolescents	2020 MARCH 27 Keeping and changing the gut microbiome over our life-time: a study in children born preterm, artists, and adolescents Justin O'Sullivan, University of Auckland microbiome children weeks things population preterm individuals study donors question lot shift age diversity birth males difference donor females samples From Microbiome Center_admin 0 likes 3 plays
29:00 2020 APRIL 04 Fungal Dynamics, Diversity, and… 2020 APRIL 04 Fungal Dynamics, Diversity, and Function to Improve Plant Health	2020 APRIL 04 Fungal Dynamics, Diversity, and Function to Improve Plant Health Sharifa Crandall Assistant Professor Penn State soil spores bit spore fungi roots communities sort plant diversity microbiome root forest traits pathogen pathogens types california landscape season From Microbiome Center_admin 0 likes 4 plays

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