The Long Run with Luke Timmerman

Ep118: Ivan Liachko on Assembling Accurate Genomes and Interactomes

Aug 8, 2022

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Engenomics

01:42

Sequencing Stuff Is a Very Simple Process

03:39

Yeast and the Postdock at Weta

02:23

Introduction

4min

Ivan Lachko, Welcome to the Long Run

2min

Is It Urgent to Emigrate to the United States?

3min

Do You Speak English?

2min

What Kind of School Did You Go To?

2min

What Kind of Things Did You Learn in High School?

4min

The Broadu. Db Gno Sciences Is Right Up There

2min

Yeast and the Postdock at Weta

2min

How Did You Get Into Programming?

3min

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You're a Poststock, Gabby?

2min

11.

Sequencing a Genom

4min

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How Much More Accurate Was the End Product?

4min

13.

How to Start a Berry Company?

3min

14.

Starting a Company

3min

15.

How Did You Get Started?

2min

16.

How Did You Get Started With Your Own Kits?

3min

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The Most Abundant Member of Life Is Viruses

4min

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Sequencing Stuff Is a Very Simple Process

4min

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Microbiam Sequencing Technology Completes the Jixo Puzzles

2min

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The Future of Microbiology

2min

21.

Using Viruses to Kill Bacteria

3min

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How Many Pages Do We Know About?

2min

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How to Get 300 Interactions From One Sample?

3min

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Engenomics

2min

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Are You Ready to Change the World?

3min

Ivan Liachko, CEO of Seattle-based Phase Genomics, on assembling accurate genomes and interactomes. He also discusses immigrating from Ukraine as a child, and what brought him and his family to the US.

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