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… In honor of the JGI's 25th anniversary in 2022, we have revisited a number of notable achievements that … energy and environmental ch allenges. Methane emissions are a massive factor driving climate change. According to … for transcriptomic engineering. As one example, researchers who worked on the Hungate1000 project were able to provide …

… over and over in a dizzying array of combinations, are unremarkable, save perhaps for the absence of all the … physical features and functions. Making connections between the structures and functions of the genes encoded in … DAP-seq. The technology was developed by Ronan O’Malley , who leads the Sequencing Technologies Group. In an article …

… The human-centered, agile collaboration between the JGI and the information technology company Truss … accessible via Phytozome, the improvements it encompasses are more broadly applicable to the download processes from … development,” said Linda Setchell, a Truss product manager who is part of the joint JGI/Truss team. Based on Google …

… The JGI Engagement Webinar held November 5, 2020 (watch the  video below, captions are available) spotlighted the metabolomic analysis … 4. Q:  Any advice on normalizing metabolomic data from a whole microbial community, without having cell counts or …

… multiple types of payloads, such as individual genes, whole pathways, genome-editing tools, and reporters.” … , allowing the team to model the competition dynamics between different synthetic  E. coli strains in co-culture. … bioavailable for plants. When these engineered bacteria were used with the model plant  Arabidopsis,  the plants …

… Lab), but also those imported from public repositories, as well as project data entered by external users. The Impact … the genomic information and ecosystems. These curated data are accessible on JGI data portals including the Integrated … classification to all environmental samples and organisms whose isolation information is available — enabling …

… such effort is targeted at environmental cells that are from candidate phyla, major branches in the phylogenetic … by Stanley and Konopa in 1985, which highlights our skewed understanding of microbial metabolism towards a minority … or phenotype of interest, prior to and in conjunction with whole genome sequencing. …

… since the inception of the flagship internship program between the DOE Joint Genome Institute (JGI) and University of … professor Carolin Frank reflected on the past decade and shared favorite memories in a panel discussion.  Suzanne Sindi … J. Nathaniel Brown was a 2022 graduate student intern who is now a graduate researcher in Jing Xu’s lab and a …

… in point: for us, the smell of the ocean simply signals we’re near the beach. For bacteria, that salty, slightly … into propanol, propylene, and even larger hydrocarbons that are the staples of our chemical industry,” said Justin … metallocofactor as  seen with nitrogenase M-clusters, whose precise identity is of key interest. With this …

… threads floating delicately above the leaf debris are revealed to be single bacterial cells, visible to the … that these genome copies that are spread throughout the whole cell are actually contained within a structure that … to identify and classify the prokaryote. “I thought they were eukaryotes; I didn’t think they were bacteria because …

… The cold polar oceans give rise to some of the largest food webs on Earth. And at their base are microscopic, photosynthetic algae. But human-induced … San Diego and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, who was not affiliated with the study. Climate change is in …