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Base Pairs Episode 9.5: Redefining biologists, redefining genes

5/16/2017

We talk with Molly Hammell about peering into deep space using a high-tech telescope, we also talk to Tom Gingeras about redefining the gene. Listen to the podcast »

Base Pairs Episode 9: Dark matter of the genome, part 2

4/15/2017

In this episode of Base Pairs, we question the mythos that is “junk DNA” and explore the mysterious non-coding portions of the genome. Listen to the podcast »

Base Pairs Episode 8: Dark matter of the genome, part 1

3/15/2017

In this episode, we explore how studying this unfamiliar territory could help scientists understand diseases such as ALS. Listen to the podcast »

Base Pairs Bonus Episode: Molecules and a mission

1/27/2017

In this bonus episode, we explain the molecules and the metaphor of our podcast name: Base Pairs. Listen to the podcast »

Base Pairs Episode 7: The brain atlas

12/14/2016

In this episode, we explore some of the problems neuropsychiatric drug discovery faces and how a single, simple method may help. Listen to the podcast »

Base Pairs Episode 6: When antioxidants are pro-cancer

11/15/2016

Recent research on antioxidant levels in the cells of pancreatic cancer patients is homing in on a new, safer avenue for treatment. Listen to the podcast »

Base Pairs Episode 5: “Sink or swim”

10/15/2016

When Adrian Krainer was just 27 years old, he was offered the opportunity to run his own lab. Now, research from his lab has contributed significantly Listen to the podcast »

Base Pairs Episode 4: The people problem

9/15/2016

Josef Schmidhuber and CSHL Professor David Jackson explain how delving into the mysteries of plant genetics can help offset a bleak future. Listen to the podcast »

Base Pairs Episode 3: Non-modern family

8/15/2016

Genetic information holds many secrets about human history. Listen to the podcast »

Base Pairs Episode 2: Corn controversy

7/15/2016

The ongoing GMO labeling debate wasn’t the first agricultural controversy. In the early 1900s, it was a new and so-called “wicked” breeding technique. Listen to the podcast »

Base Pairs Episode 1: From phages to faces

6/15/2016

A lot has changed since DNA research first began, but the field has been filled with remarkable stories from the start. Listen to the podcast »

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Base Pairs Episode 9.5: Redefining biologists, redefining genes

Base Pairs Episode 9.5: Redefining biologists, redefining genes

Base Pairs Episode 9: Dark matter of the genome, part 2

Base Pairs Episode 8: Dark matter of the genome, part 1

Base Pairs Bonus Episode: Molecules and a mission

Base Pairs Episode 7: The brain atlas

Base Pairs Episode 6: When antioxidants are pro-cancer

Base Pairs Episode 5: “Sink or swim”

Base Pairs Episode 4: The people problem

Base Pairs Episode 3: Non-modern family

Base Pairs Episode 2: Corn controversy

Base Pairs Episode 1: From phages to faces

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