Bio Bytes 27: Microbial Systems and Synthetic Biology with Harris Wang

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Bio Bytes 27: Microbial Systems and Synthetic Biology with Harris Wang

Columbia University Bio Bytes

45 minutes 32 seconds

3 years ago

Bio Bytes 27: Microbial Systems and Synthetic Biology with Harris Wang

In which Harris Wang, associate professor of Systems Biology at the Columbia University Irving Medical Center, and Vaibhav discuss the application of systems and synthetic biology to the study of microbial communities. He describes the motivation and application of many of his group's seminal contributions (MAGE, CAGE, MaPS-seq), the various use cases of synthetically minimal genomes and engineered bacteria, and closes with some advice for young scientists and trainees.