Nov 24, 2020
It's all in the translation,
especially for plant viruses. This podcast takes an interesting
look at virus expressions in plants and their ability to coopt
cellular machinery for their own purposes.
Listen and learn
- The basics methods a virus uses to infect a plant cell, including insect-vector mechanics,
Nov 24, 2020
There are still no
disease-modifying therapeutics for dementia patients, but James Moe
thinks that will change soon. This podcast discusses research on a
particular drug that's showing promise, but also helps with
understanding Alzheimer's disease progression.
On a hopeful note, James Moe emphasizes how close...
Nov 23, 2020
Are you a mystery fan who also
loves science? This podcast is for you! Considered the founder of
modern forensic genealogy, Colleen Fitzpatrick shares how genetic
genealogy works.
Listen and learn
- How she became interested in the possibilities of genetic genealogy for solving crimes,
- What are some examples of her more...
Nov 23, 2020
Scientists all over the world
are working on the same question facing Paul Titchenell's lab: what
are the pathways that lead to metabolic diseases? This podcast
explores what happens between the liver, pancreas, and blood stream
during the metabolism process of the human body.
Listen and learn
- How the Titchenell Lab...
Nov 22, 2020
Despite the type 1 and 2 labeling, there are more than two groups of diabetes. Researchers like Toni Pollin are accelerating their work on these lesser known groups. This podcast presents a monogenic diabetes review, interviewing a specialist and a patient who, along with her two daughters, has this heritable...