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… (Graphic: Neil Byers) The JGI launched the 1000 Fungal Genomes (1KFG) Project through a 2012 Community Science … State University led the effort to sequence 1000 fungal genomes to create two reference genomes for all fungi families — essentially, the foundation …

Northen’s research is focused on using metabolomics to link genomes with environments to understand how webs of microbes … dependent, and is mediated by genomically divergent microorganisms. Nature Microbiology 2019 …

… through a process called methanogenesis. Methanogenic microorganisms therefore play a critical role in the global … Until recently, our understanding of these methanogenic microorganisms was narrowed to a type of archaea called  … of oxygen and until recently were thought to be the only microorganisms capable of methanogenesis —  it’s the …

… new high-resolution and high-throughput methods to link uncultivated viruses to their host. With these new methods, …

… the data,” Wilhelm said. Informed by other community-driven standards from the Genomic Standards Consortium, Wilhelm and Simpson assembled a team … hundreds of stable isotope probing genome-resolved metagenomes and will be implementing new tools in KBase to …

… that were missed within paired metagenome assembled genomes (MAGs), and that dominant populations varied with … technologies and bioinformatic tools have helped decode the genomes of tens of thousands of previously unknown and uncultivated microbes through metagenomics. Such techniques …

Genomes from uncultivated bacteria offers clues to ancestral bacteria’s … teams joined forces and data sets to describe bacterial genomes for related (“sibling”) lineages Margulisbacteria … Carnevali was working with a group of metagenome-assembled genomes (MAGs) dubbed Margulisbacteria, and had found they …

… and you can see that different Frankia have different size genomes depending on what kinds of plants, and what kinds of … metabolomics, and natural products in plants, fungi, and microorganisms. If you want to collaborate, let us know!  …