Neurological disorders like MS and ALS share a common theme- re-activation of ancient latent viruses in our genomes. #SARSCoV2 is shown to do the same thing, perhaps explaining the effects of #LongCovid. This week's podcast #GetVaccinated #COVID19 share.transistor.fm/s/9441dbba

10 Years After the Seralini Rats This week's podcast recaps the irreproducible paper that broke the internet and arrested progress in crop biotech. With Dr. mem_somerville | Wossamotta U Prof Alison Van Eenennaam (@BioBeef) Jon Entine Stuart Smyth Michael Robin @joanconrow PowerM share.transistor.fm/s/81a97bd1

Malaria kills someone every 60 seconds in the Developing World. A new vaccines shows promise, using CRISPR/Cas9 to disarm the causative pathogen. This week's Talking Biotech Podcast. share.transistor.fm/s/b7b7d49a

Malaria kills someone every 60 seconds in the Developing World. A new vaccines shows promise, using CRISPR/Cas9 to disarm the causative pathogen. This week's Talking Biotech Podcast. share.transistor.fm/s/b7b7d49a

Cattle, climate change, and the coordinated @greenpeace and The New York Times / Hiroko Tabuchi hit piece on a public researcher. This week's podcast. #AgTwitter #ScienceTwitter #AcademicTwitter share.transistor.fm/s/a2cd0c42

Talking Biotech Podcast 370 - #Cancer #misinformation can kill. An industry thrives on fake cures, expensive nostrums and bogus claims. Dr. Skyler Johnson speaks of false cancer claims in social media. Speaking this week also at FLORIDA @UFmedicine UF IFAS Solutions share.transistor.fm/s/cb4822de

Talking Biotech Podcast 371 Genomics of Parasites - Dr. Jessie Kissinger speaks about the extensive curation of parasite genomes and how they are being used to solve pressing problems in health and agriculture. share.transistor.fm/s/768d4a83

Talking Biotech Podcast 372 An amazing conversation with Prof Matthew Cobb about his new book, "As Gods - A Moral History of the Genetic Age". Just because we can, does it mean we should? -- a question in molecular biology. Matthew Cobb share.transistor.fm/s/d63367f0

How can a new generation of drugs specifically target the mechanisms that control cell proliferation to arrest #cancer? This week's podcast covers novel inhibitors of the cell cycle in cancer therapy. Cyclacel Colabra #MedTwitter #CancerResearch colabra.app/podcasts/talki…

Talking Biotech #378 - How is biotechnology used to predict disorders in the developing fetus? FLORIDA genetic counselor Dan Weisman discusses the cutting edge of technologies that help parents and physicians make important decisions. share.transistor.fm/s/bfdb9a4b

Talking Biotech 379 - In the modern noise of lab leaks and man-made viruses, how likely is it that biotech could be weaponized? Dr. Kevin Esvelt joins the podcast to discuss a dark side of molecular biology. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Kevin Esvelt share.transistor.fm/s/c27ff950

Talking Biotech 380 - Is the key to long-term disease to first arrest biology associated with aging? Fascinating conversation with Dr. Eric Morgen of BioAge about new therapeutics that might slow age-related disorders. share.transistor.fm/s/0e1f8b71

The AquaBounty biotech salmon checks many sustainability boxes, and finally is available near you. Learn more about what it is, and how you can help address sustainability questions to increase access to this innovation. This week's podcast. share.transistor.fm/s/a288cbb6

The AquaBounty biotech salmon checks many sustainability boxes, and finally is available near you. Learn more about what it is, and how you can help address sustainability questions to increase access to this innovation. This week's podcast. share.transistor.fm/s/a288cbb6

Talking Biotech 382 - Chunks of plant DNA are naturally moving between species. Lateral gene transfer is remarkably common, and has huge implications for how we think about evolution, ecology and #GMO regulation. ASPB @ashs_hort The University of Sheffield share.transistor.fm/s/4b3c05a5

Talking Biotech 388 - The potato is a world food staple, but it is threated by the the same disease that caused the Irish Potato Famine. Scientists have used wild potato genes to make a resistant potato for food insecure nations. MSU @colabraHQ podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bio…

lking Biotech 389 - Science Controversies and #SciComm Dr. Liza Dunn Liza Lockwood discusses some of the recent trends on Twitter, and how we can help shift hearts and minds toward evidence. Colabra Bayer | Crop Science colabra.app/podcasts/talki…

This week's Talking Biotech Podcast #390 examines the business environment of biotechnology and Big Data. How do companies adapt to a constantly changing technology environment? My guest is Jeffery Reid from Regeneron Genetics Center @colabraHq podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

Going into Year 9! Against All Odds! Talking Biotech 393 - A discussion of how @novartis adjusted to weave #ArtificialIntelligence into drug discovery, and exploit big data for personalized medicine. Colabra podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how…

Talking Biotech Podcast 411 Who's paying you to talk about cool science? Probably nobody! But Twitter knows better! Dr Chris MacDonald and I discuss the accusation, its psychology, and how to respond. Colabra @ethicsblogger share.transistor.fm/s/fa4b8b5f