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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2023 · 23 MIN

#029: SuperBug Fallout

from BioLab Collective with Jack Wang · host Jack Wang

Is the Nuclear Winter predicted by movies and games still in the realm of Science Fiction? What technologies (if any) may help us survive the fallout? In Episode #029 of the podcast, I explore whether Superbugs can survive in radioactive wastelands, their roles in wreaking havoc in the healthcare systems, and how AI can help speedup the pace of antibiotic discovery. Chapters * (0:00) Introduction * (1:49) Extremophile bacteria that can survive at Chernobyl * (7:08) How do bacteria become Superbugs? * (11:46) Who should prescribe antibiotics? * (16:44) Viruses vs bacteria - who wins? * (19:24) AI's role in antibiotic discovery Show notes * New Fallout TV series * Bacteria found in nuclear reactors * Bioremediation * How bacteria become resistant to antibiotics * Treat UTIs * A post antibiotic world? * Clovibactin the answer? * Phage therapy is and isn’t the answer * AI and the discovery of new drugs * Alphafold * Next-gen alphafold Thanks for reading BioLab Collective with Jack Wang! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit biolabcollective.substack.com

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