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… of a lichen fungus and alga to understand their partnership more clearly. The Science The humble lichen is a … one being that is actually comprised of two (or more) participants. One is a fungus (usually belonging to … gives him super strength. For lichen, the partnership is more commonplace — though perhaps no less dramatic. In …

… for the JGI SIP metagenomics pipeline? A(nswer):  The more the better. We want to put at least a microgram of DNA … are carbon atoms in DNA. So you need to get a little bit more labeling going on with nitrogen to see that separation. … lipids, metabolites, it gets to the point where sometimes more label can be detrimental if you got up to too much, …

… across the fungal tree of life to date, involving more than 500 species of fungi. The Impact Interactions … The abundance of fungal genomes underscores the need for a more comprehensive exploration of genomic DNA modifications …

… earth are becoming common images in many regions due to more extreme weather events such as heat waves, droughts and … drought was applied before or after the plants flower. More genes responded to drought in the roots than in the leaves, suggesting that roots are more affected by the lack of water than the leaves. The team …

… making it possible for researchers to get a close look at more ecosystems and organisms than ever before. In 2006, the … do the Mendota time series, we knew that it was going to be more samples and more data per sample, and it was kind of … like — let’s … some of the most pressing challenges of our time. For more information, please visit  …

… 30% of the world’s carbon. “This makes it one of the most efficient carbon-sucking ecosystems on the planet,” Lawrence …

… via Phytozome, the improvements it encompasses are more broadly applicable to the download processes from the … needs. Over its 23-year history, JGI has produced more than 13 petabytes of data, accessible through the Genome Portal. “The task of making data more findable and easier to download is a complex one, so …