ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As many of us learned in high school biology, there are uni-cellular organisms, like bacteria, and multi-cellular organisms, like us! Our guest this week is Brysyn Goodson, a Ph.D. student at Oregon State University, who is trying to understand how multicellularity evolved on Earth. Brysyn and his colleagues use yeast - one of the most well-studied systems in science, to try and wrestle these types of big questions.
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