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… and it has been especially called on in the move to the new building where that was really critical. It takes a really … to grow, Ray oversaw the acquisition and renovation of Building 310, adding the crowning piece of the entire 80,000 square foot, three-building campus at 2800 Mitchell Drive, which was dedicated …

… Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) has now sequenced and assembled the genomes of these five cotton … insights on crop improvements at a genetic level, including why having multiple copies of their genomes (polyploidy) is … it, which exact base or series of bases you have to alter.’ Why should we invest in something that may not be an …

… our tools with a widening circle of researchers. That’s why twice each year we look for novel research projects — …

… to adapt to changing environments. It also sheds light on why the rapid injection of mutations in a particular gene … all at once from the same environment, called metagenomes. Why? Simon Roux, who led the research team and is the head …

… National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), generated genome sequences for nearly 600 green millet plants and released a very high quality reference S. viridis genome sequence. Analysis of these plant genome sequences also led … with a reasonably accessible system,” said Schmutz. “Building the pan-genome and accessions allow us to see …

… to provide a cataloged and curated culture and genome sequence resource of rumen microorganisms . Thanks to the … in themselves. For example, a few organisms originally sequenced in the Hungate1000 collection harbor enzymes that … rumen microbes are awesome and this is just another example why.” …

… fungal lineages. The Science By comparing 135 fungal sequenced genomes, researchers were able to carry out a … relationships outside of the root cells) lineages. To learn why, researchers analyzed 135 fungal genomes representing … species. The 62 mycorrhizal species include 29 newly-sequenced mycorrhizal genomes. With so many fungal  genomes …