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In this episode of Something About Science, hosts Danielle Ellis and Skyla Bailey sit down with Pietro Gatti, Associate Director and Future Tech Strategy Lead at Illumina® for an enlightening conversation. Gatti shares his extensive experience at Illumina, delving into the evolution of sequencing technology and its transformative impact on genomics. From the Sanger sequencing method to the revolutionary next-generation sequencing, Gatti explains the technical advancements and implications for medical research, including the potential for personalized medicine. He also sheds light on Illumina's latest innovation, XLEAP-SBSTM Chemistry, and its role in enhancing sequencing processes, leading to improved quality, stability, and logistical efficiency. Dive deep into the chemistry behind next-generation sequencing and the future of genomic exploration in this captivating episode.
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In this episode, Danielle begins with insights into Blue Zones, regions renowned for remarkable longevity, as well as exploring the mysteries behind concert-goer synchronization during classical performances. Skyla then delves into the therapeutic potential of magnetoelectrics for neurological disorders and unveils an optical device eradicating pathogens on surfaces. Megan then explores the genetic surprises of killer whale ancestry and sheds light on Google's role in sustainable transportation. Join us for an enlightening journey through these six science stories, covering the latest breakthroughs in health, neuroscience, materials, genetics, and sustainability.
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Content Mentioned
·        Unlocking the Secrets of Blue Zones: A Blueprint for Longevity and Health (News-Medical)
 
·        Concert-goers Sync Up Physically and Emotionally in Fascinating Study (News-Medical)
·        Tiny Injections of New Material Could Repair Severed Nerves (AZoMaterials)
 
·        How an Optical Device Could Make Surfaces Pathogen-free (AZoOptics)
 
·        Scientists Find Surprise in Renowned Killer Whale Ancestry (AZoLifeSciences)
 
·        How is Google Leading the Charge in Sustainable Transportation and Energy? (AZoCleantech)
 
 
Music / Sound FX Credits
 
Lofi hour – In the Rain When The Rain Pouring
Lofi hour – Daily Routine Work
Saturn-3-Music - Underwater Whale And Diving Sound Ambient
Skotop – Seawaves New Aberdour Scotland
Wilfred Symphony Orchestra – Waltz (From Coppelia) (Composed by Leo Delibes)
Coma-Media / Yrii Semchyshyn – Inspiring Uplifiting Background
Intro Music by Coma-Media / Yrii Semchyshyn


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In this episode, hosts Megan and Danielle chat with Nont Kosaisawe a Senior Systems Specialist at Genentech about the technologies and techniques being used to uncover the molecular intricacies of cell decisions. 
As pioneers in the biotechnology industry and members of the Roche Group, Genentech is determined to revolutionize how we treat some of the most complex diseases. Already, Genentech has developed the first personalized medicine for cancer and the first medicine for primary progressive multiple sclerosis.
Discover how live cell imaging can offer detailed insights into cell behaviour in real-time, and what this means for the design and discovery of pharmaceutical drugs. Nont also runs us through the difficulties with carrying out live cell imaging, as well as the technologies providing insights into the complex cellular dynamics involved in cancer. 
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Intro Music by Coma-Media (Yrii Semchyshyn)

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In this episode, our Editors dive into the fascinating world of science and technology. Megan kicks things off with a look at the recent advancements in humanoid robots, exploring the complexities and challenges faced by scientists in this field. Skyla follows with an examination of how AI tools are decoding fruit fly behaviour, opening up new avenues for research in genetics and neurobiology. Danielle then takes us into the relationship between menopause and the microbiome, revealing the profound effects hormonal changes can have on a woman's body. We also delve into the incredible discovery of virgin birth in female flies and the implications this holds for our understanding of reproduction. Finally, we explore the revolutionary world of fast-degrading plastics and the potential they have to alleviate our planet's pollution problem. Join us for an insightful journey into the latest scientific breakthroughs shaping our future! 
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Content Mentioned
·        Fruit Fly Behavior Decoded by AI Tool (AZoRobotics) 
·        Are We Close to Truly Humanoid Robots? (AZoRobotics)
·        Menopause and the Microbiome (News Medical)
·        New Fast-Degrading Plastics Could be Revolutionary (AZoMaterials)
·        Scientists Discover Secret of Virgin Birth, and Switch on the Ability in Female Flies (AZoLifeSciences)
 
Music / Sound FX Credits
 
CMT8 – In the Rain When The Rain Pouring
CMT8 – Daily Routine Work
Magnus589 – Coffee Maker Machine
Benboncan - Fly
Xinematix - Terminator Drums 002
Johnnie Holiday - Terminator 2 Remake
Wai - Rhythm Within
HolyGhostParty – Drum Roll
Analogist - K4 JV2080 Wonky Arpeggio
NixenoFX – Short Music Jingle
Coma-Media / Yrii Semchyshyn – Inspiring Uplifiting Background
Intro Music by Coma-Media / Yrii Semchyshyn

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In this episode, host Danielle Ellis sits down with Professors Elisabet Stener-Victorin and Qiaolin Deng from Karolinska Institutet to delve into their groundbreaking research on Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). Discover how PCOS affects not only women but also poses health risks for their male offspring, uncovering a transgenerational impact. The conversation sheds light on the epigenetic heritability, metabolic repercussions, and future implications of the study, offering invaluable insights into the broader effects of this common condition.
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You can read the full interview in written form on News-Medical.net.
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In this bonus episode, Megan chats to Larry Kotch, Chief Commercial Officer at Flybox®, about the realities of achieving a sustainable food chain and why the world is experiencing a protein crunch. Larry discusses the challenges and solutions to the ongoing food crisis, highlighting the role of innovations like Flybox® Grow in offering an innovative alternative to dealing with agricultural waste.
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You can read the full interview in written form on AZoLifeSciences.com.
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Intro Music by Coma-Media (Yrii Semchyshyn)

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