n of 1 (n = 1, she) / fermenter / scientist at @asterainstitute /“the most stylish yeast geneticist” -@dunhamlab / ferment around and find out
San Francisco, CA
Joined May 2011
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Came to Florida and had the most California beverage- Palo Santo flavored kombucha, 10/10 would have again
In my pizza snob era- throwing homemade sourdough crust homemade kimchi shiitake pies with reckless abandon. I’m on a mission. – at Culver City, CA
I found a passion fruit next to my car in the UCLA parking lot on my way home today, you best believe I took it home and ate it. #strangefruit – at Culver City, CA
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Microbiome Assembly in Fermented Foods -
Annual Review of Microbiology #yeast #mycobiome annualreviews.org/doi/full/1…
Housing move sponsored by the lab and @illumina
Who would have guessed ordering so many sequencing kits would be personally beneficial?
Had a great time at my first @LABsymposiumorg ! I’ve never nerded out so hard about sourdough, cheese, and wine (for science of course).
And, as if I didn’t get enough about microbes at the conference, I went to @Micropia and got to see all my faves in a microbial zoo. – at Amsterdam, The Netherlands
First talk at #LAB14 came with a taste test!
Lactofermented quark (?) miso with a coffee reduction (?)
Bring your dough to work day (Kruglyak lab #sourdough pizza party tomorrow)
Got an @AnovaCulinary Precision Cooker to finalize the dough rise assay by making bread in the lab!
#sourdough #fightclub
Chantle Edillor, PhD retweeted
Our paper on estimating the expected number of African and European genealogical ancestors for a typical African American (born btwn 1960-1965) is out in this month's issue of GENETICS. Stay tuned for a thread and a series of excellent write-ups from GENETICS, USC, and Stanford.
The July GENETICS cover image of a double-helix drill bit forged in 1820 by enslaved blacksmith Solomon Williams accompanies a study from J.A. Mooney et al. on the genetic and genealogical history of African Americans from the 17th century to the 1960s. academic.oup.com/genetics/ar…
ALT The July GENETICS cover image of a double-helix drill bit forged in 1820 by enslaved blacksmith Solomon Williams accompanies a study from J.A. Mooney et al. on the genetic and genealogical history of African Americans from the 17th century to the 1960s. The artifact is on loan from the National Park Service, Cane River Creole National Historical Park; photo courtesy of Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Is there a difference between beer cheese and fondue? Aside from the beer or choice of spirit? – at Culver City, CA