By Graham Hatfull Sounds of the SEA
Sounds of the SEA
Podcast

Sounds of the SEA

By Graham Hatfull
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A podcast for phage hunters about phage discovery and genomics. Graham Hatfull, Welkin Pope, Steve Cresawn, Dan Russell, Deborah Jacobs-Sera, and Charles Bowman discuss phage and education related topics with guests.

A podcast for phage hunters about phage discovery and genomics. Graham Hatfull, Welkin Pope, Steve Cresawn, Dan Russell, Deborah Jacobs-Sera, and Charles Bowman discuss phage and education related topics with guests.

15
2

Bill Jacobs

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
We talk to Mycobacterial legend Bill Jacobs, the creator of shuttle phasmids, the developer of the beloved smeg strain mc²155, and the twin brother of our very own Debbie Jacobs-Sera. Bill talks about how he got into science, his past Mycobacterial work, a potential vaccine for Herpes, and armadillos.
Science and nature 10 years
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36:03

To lyse, or not to lyse?

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
The Pitt crew discusses lysogeny, immunity, and why there's no such thing as a lysogenic phage.
Science and nature 10 years
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46:35

The Maine Event

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
Graham, Welkin, Deb, Charlie and Steve talk to Sally Molloy and Keith Hutchison from the University of Maine.
Science and nature 11 years
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47:46

All Forest, No Trees

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
Forest Rohwer discusses viral metagenomics and the Year of the Phage.
Science and nature 11 years
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39:48

What’s the Difference?

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
Graham, Dan, Charlie, Welkin and Deb discuss sameness and differences in mycobacteriophages and the clustering of Actinomycetales phages.
Science and nature 11 years
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46:16

Live from the Atlantic Northwest

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
Marianne Poxleitner from Gonzaga joins Graham et al for a discussion of their unique implementation of the SEA-PHAGES program as well cluster K phages.
Science and nature 11 years
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46:28

My PET Project

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
Ann Findley, Chris Gissendanner, and Allison Wiedemeier from the University of Louisiana Monroe join for discussion of their SEA-PHAGES program and cluster prediction using the Phage Enzyme Tool (PET) (available at: http://tinyurl.com/pudnr79).
Science and nature 11 years
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47:33

Rebekomics

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
Rebekah Dedrick, a research associate in the Hatfull Lab, discusses RNA-seq and ribo-seq approaches to dissecting phage gene expression.
Science and nature 11 years
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51:34

The Perfect Hosts

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
The group discusses the current and future state of phagehunting on the new non-mycobacterial hosts being used in the program, Rhodococcus and Arthrobacter.
Science and nature 11 years
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36:48

Signals on the Horizon

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
Recent improvements to Phamerator are highlighted and the new SEA-PHAGES app is revealed!. Signals: http://tinyurl.com/mr52vwj PMID of papers discussed: 23945046.
Science and nature 11 years
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40:42

Phage Integration and Packaging et al.

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
Graham and the Pitt crew discuss new findings in bacteriophage biology. PMID of papers discussed: 25058116, 24711378, 24799672.
Science and nature 11 years
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41:32

Pipe Dreams

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
Live Recording from South Africa featuring guests Victoria Kasprowicz and Vanisha Munsamy discussing educational programs and experiences.
Science and nature 11 years
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27:21

Out of Africa

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
Live Recording from South Africa featuring guests Michelle Larsen and Eric Rubin discussing phagehunting in South Africa, tuberculosis, and rapid diagnostics for TB.
Science and nature 11 years
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45:00

Down on the Farm

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
Live Recording from the SEA Symposium Featuring Guests from the Program. Guests Include Kevin Bradley, Lu Barker, Lee Hughes, Sandra Burnett, and David Dunbar
Science and nature 11 years
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54:50

What's in a Name?

Episode in Sounds of the SEA
An Introduction to Sounds of the SEA
Science and nature 11 years
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35:35
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