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… the world, expanding the known diversity of bacteria and archaea by 44%, is now available and described November 9, … “Looking across the tree of life, it’s striking how many uncultivated lineages are only represented by MAGs,” he … for isolate genomes, but has not been done at scale for uncultivated microbes,” said Eloe-Fadrosh, “and we felt that …
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… around 35,000 samples — from plants, algae, bacteria, archaea, fungi, viruses — to support scientists around the …
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… biogeochemical cycles, but the vast majority remains uncultivated and unknown. The challenge remains to learn … functions other than cellulose-degradation to tease out uncultivated microorganisms of interest from complex …
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… to develop recommendations for cultivating new Bacteria and Archaea revealed by a recent genome census . Speakers John … symposium series will provide an overview of the bacterial, archaeal and microeukaryote diversity cataloged and …
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… program is now an author on a Nucleic Acids Research publication. The paper describes the version 6 data updates …
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… foster discussion on how to best capture and characterize uncultivated viruses, understand the role of viruses in …
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… emissions mainly come from gut microbes — the bacteria and archaea breaking down plant matter. So since 2010, the JGI …
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… and the nearby Southern Ocean shift from phototrophs to archaea when sunlight becomes scant, Ace Lake’s bacteria … is nonexistent, the bacteria are replaced by carbon-fixing archaea. Although Ace Lake was formed from the Southern Ocean long ago, this shift to archaea being the main producer doesn’t occur here. …
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… more than 13 million BGCs in the catalog at the time of publication, it is the largest repository of BGC sequence … data from over 1.3 million publicly available bacterial and archaeal genome and contig sources. The Impact Secondary …
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… multiple predictions to reliably match viruses with their archaea and bacteria hosts. The Impact Within the domains of archaea and bacteria, millions of microbes govern …
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