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… . Not all products are available for all proposal calls.   Please review the call language carefully to ensure that your request is appropriate for that call. Learn more about the  average base outputs for each … based on feasibility and scientific merit.  Arizona Genomics Institute will produce HMW DNA needed for these …

… hard it was – it felt kind of like training for a marathon by running at a high altitude! And a lot of us moved on to … because it was too long. Well, when we went looking for a photo of John, we found one from the 70s in the Scripps … of people know who are not specialists, but they’re also called (unfairly) sea squirts, because if you kill them and …

… Hey, Dan. DAN UDWARY: So I guess this is now– we’ll call this the second season of Natural Prodcast. We’ve both … can just mediate so many kinds of interactions. And by understanding them, we can promote the health and … streams. This will all become clearer as we get into the genomics. So– ALISON TAKEMURA: I’m just enjoying the ride …

… metabolism, and natural products, or metabolites, were basically interchangeable terms in terms of common usage. And I … by bacterial or fungal metabolism by microbes, will have a functional role. We started from that. Evolution doesn’t … I think the important thing to remember is that, thanks to genomics, we now know that it is very hard to find stuff …

… pathways, which led her to a successfully funded JGI CSP project. And we also got to talk about work at her … little bit of your background because you do-- you're classically trained as a synthetic chemist. BETSY PARKINSON: Yes. … based on what component they might be interested in like genomics, metabolomics, just basic chemistry, natural …

… datasets, particularly for uncultivated microorganisms, by sequencing large populations of bacteria and archaea in … lineages that are important for bioeconomy applications. By expanding our knowledge of microbial functions and … single-cell sequencing, resequencing, RNA sequencing and epigenomics. Expansion of sequence space:  The JGI generates …

… The “Great Plate-Count Anomaly” first described by Stanley and Konopa in 1985, which highlights our skewed … focused on the application of  function-driven single-cell genomics . Here, single cells are characterized and selected as based on a specific functional trait or phenotype of interest, prior to and in …

… she’s written a book about her life and her science, called The Plant Hunter , and I have to say it’s so awesome! … that morning cup of coffee, that is a plant that has a functional activity. It’s a pharmacological agent that acts … St John’s wort, my immediate thought was, well, what about phototoxicity? And here we have somebody putting this all …

… to cutting-edge capabilities to help advance their science by generating data in three overarching categories: DNA … is expanding current capabilities in strain engineering and functional assays and supporting new methodologies to …

…   Each year, the JGI accepts proposals for state-of-the-art functional genomics research from potential users who need help … genomic information into biological function. Through our CSP Functional Genomics call , we look for projects that …

… said Susannah Tringe, JGI User Programs Deputy. “These new CSP projects accelerate our efforts to characterize … transformations.” The JGI’s large-scale call included algal genomics as a focus area, and one of the accepted proposals … toward generating “with unprecedented precision” the gene functional networks and regulatory networks of a single …

… the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory hosted a webinar to showcase how researchers can gain access to the … to the FY2024 EMSL-JGI FICUS collaborative proposal call . Letters of Intent for the joint call are due March 7, … The FICUS call allows researchers to combine the power of genomics and molecular characterization from the JGI and …