The Northen Lab’s metabolomic contributions were featured in a recent episode of the Genome Insider podcast, a production of the Joint Genome Institute.
In this episode, Kasey Markel and Patrick Shih (UC Berkeley and the Joint BioEnergy Institute) unfold how they began looking into cynapid wasp galls, and how they worked with the Northen Lab to better understand these unique structures.
To hear from Kasey and Patrick and to learn more about cynipid wasp galls, listen to the full episode here.
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