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… an interactive browser that allows algal scientists and enthusiasts to look deep into more than 100 algal genomes, … algal organisms sprung up in almost all branches of eukaryotes (organisms with a nucleus). In part because of … to see their favorite alga’s predicted genes and their organization, and analyze genes in the nucleus and …

… maintain software that support the JGI’s Synthetic Biology Program .  Representative software includes: gRNA-SeqRET , …

… identify mobile genetic elements like plasmids and viruses. The Science Mobile genetic elements (MGEs) are genetic … cell to cell. Two of the most common forms of MGEs are viruses and plasmids. They can be found in virtually all of … biogeochemical cycles around them. By understanding more about the genomics of MGEs and their evolution at the …

… Tracing gene regulatory networks in the model fungus  Neurospora crassa . The Science A team led by … degrade the plant biomass. In order to learn more about these regulatory networks in the model fungus  N. … and Development Program of Berkeley Lab, among other organizations. …

… all that it has contributed, and what they’re excited about in JGI’s future. Find recordings and recaps of these … to be junk DNA, so there was quite a bit of resistance to use resources to sequence it,” Patrinos said. After many … to the JGI’s forging new collaborations with the FICUS program, through which researchers can access multiple DOE …

… may not seem to amount to much, the common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) is actually a vital source of protein in many … Phil McClean of North Dakota State University; Dan Rokhsar of the JGI; and Scott Jackson of the University … trait. Traditionally beans have had a shelf-life about roughly 6-9 months before their color begins to …

… CalTeach is a program for undergraduate majors interested in developing a … of STEM teaching & learning. Their coursework focuses on STEM pedagogy, educational theory and promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion, with concurrent field work in local classrooms and …