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… “you-wren”) of the University of Arizona! They join nine other JGI users already serving on the UEC – go here … cellular phenotypes and genotypes. Pawlowska, who studies fungal-bacterial symbiotic systems, noted that she would … ecological and evolutionary factors shaping the assembly of fungal endophytes across land plants and lichens, mentioned …

… Using the IMG/M data portal, researchers have identified a virus protein tied to carbon cycling.  The Science Through a … IMG suite, JGI retrieved 142 of the GH75 AMGs, which encode enzymes that break down chitin. A protein tree was then … the FICUS program to JEM and used resources at the DOE Joint Genome Institute (JGI) and the Environmental Molecular …

… among those recognized by Clarivate Analytics for demonstrating “significant influence in their chosen field or fields through the … hosted two JGI Engagement Webinars promoting the JGI fungal data portal MycoCosm and the algal portal PhycoCosm. …

… This webinar focused on how the JGI employs single-molecule, long-read DNA sequences to aid with genome assembly and transcriptome analysis of microbial, fungal, and plant research projects.  More recently, these … The U.S. Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute, a DOE Office of Science User Facility …

… submission process. You can review successful letters of intent and submissions at the bottom of the page.  … Review the list of open calls ; click on the call link to see specific details including project types supported, sample/capacity limits, … The CSP and FICUS calls are open to both domestic and international applicants from any institution type and at …

… a wildfire. The Science After a wildfire burns, recovery begins at the forest floor. Within the soil, a microbiome of bacteria, viruses and fungi … interact; beyond bacteria, these samples harbored fungal genomes, including a novel Leotiomycetes species and … FTICR-MS analyses were performed under the Facilities Integrating Collaborations for User Science (FICUS) …

… Retracing how the dry rot Serpula lacrymans adapted to a new ecological habitat. The Science By comparing genetic information from similar organisms, researchers … and var. shastensis from North America – against a third fungal Serpula species, S. himantioides from Europe, that …