EP 31 · 54:31

Wrap-up — what this could unlock next

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Krishna Choudhary and Lester Nare close the protein-engineering discussion and preview the show's publishing schedule. The closing segment introduces no additional experimental result.

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54:32be able to do more with them. Again, we are in our new format on the show multiple times a week. You'll see us pop up in your feed on the podcast feeds if you're on Spotify or Apple on the YouTubes and you'll catch some of our clips on the socials. This gives us more times to get deeper into each story instead of just 30 minutes and rushing through. We can really really dive in and get deeper. We still have the rundown. The rundown will be a standalone. Catch that later this week. And I am your host Lester Nar joined as always by my co-host and our resident protein synthesizer and PhD Krishna Chowdery. We will see you guys for the

55:15rundown.

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