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… in the marine ecosystems and marine actinomycetes and cyanobacteria. And we thought we could also– let’s see what caves … And they were– so they were actually good environments for bacteria to live in. So we thought, well, let’s see. But … not fungal. Where else nature can you go see colonies of bacteria just growing? They’re not monocultures there. …
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… genomic technologies and to understand genome function in bacteria. … al. 2024. scMicrobe PTA: Near Complete Genomes from Single Bacterial Cells bioRxiv , 2024.01. 30.577819 2. Dicenzo et … 3. Baumgart et al. 2021. Persistence and plasticity in bacterial gene regulation. Nature methods 18 (12), 1499-1505 …
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… selection of studies these busy bees contributed to: Giant bacteria visible to the naked eye : Natalia Ivanova and … to ground-breaking research following the discovery of bacteria 5,000 times the average size. Woyke’s Single Cells … discovery lists. Updates to the Genomic Encyclopedia of Bacteria and Archaea : Under the umbrella of the GEBA, the …
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… still unknown. “We took a deep dive into over 1.8 million bacterial and archaeal genomes to see how much of their … Natalia Ivanova conducted a census of publicly available bacterial and archaeal sequences. Kyrpides heads the JGI’s … MAGs significantly expanded the estimated diversity of Bacteria and Archaea With phylogenetic diversity standing in …
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