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This document summarizes a project called BeerDecoded that explored the metagenome of beer through citizen science. The project involved extracting DNA from 39 beers, sequencing the DNA, and making the results openly accessible online. The goals were to increase knowledge about the DNA content of beers and popularize molecular biology techniques through workshops. Future plans include further sequencing and developing a beer knowledge database.
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- 1. BeerDeCoded: Exploring the beer metagenome Jonathan Sobel @jonathansobel1 www.genome.beer @beerdecoded
- 3. Hackuarium.ch Projects in biology/science, bio- art and education Workshops, Outreach Citizen science, DIY-biology www.hackuarium.ch
- 4. Communicate
- 5. Why Beers?
- 7. Beer testing on a cargo bike
- 8. Money ?
- 9. It’s time for beeromics! video: www.genome.beer
- 10. Workflow
- 11. Beer DNA extraction workshops
- 12. Short reads alignment Reference sequence Data base of ITS sequences
- 13. Results •ITS amplicon of 39 beer DNA produced •SRA database in the bio project PRJNA388541 •All methods, quality control, processed tables, metadata and code are accessible in the following git repository: https://github.com/beerdecoded/Beer_ITS_analysis
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- 15. Results
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- 17. Perspectives •Involvement of other citizen science lab •Investigation of 16S sequences •Investigation of whole metagenome sequencing •Development of the protocol for the MinION sequencer •Development of a beer knowledge data base •Beer Quality Controls •Relationship between taste and DNA content
- 18. Acknowledgments • BeerDecoded Team • Hackuarium • Univercite • Kickstarter (Backer) • Vital-it • OBF Travel Grant