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… across 528 species. The researchers found that unlike most flowering plants and animals, fungi lack gene body …

… minerva bacteriome, pictured at the bottom.  Perhaps most notably, JGI’s Microbial Program head Tanja Woyke and …

… faculty positions with the SNS, and Wang’s group was hosting another QSB graduate student, Travis Lawrence. … research problems. In Visel’s group, Olmstead worked with postdoctoral fellow Ben Cole on a project involving bacteria … I was especially intrigued by this program, as it will foster stronger connections between JGI and UC Merced.” Sindi …

… expertise to grow in areas such as developing pathogen-agnostic detection and prediction strategies for types of … with other user facilities, and with JGI users, we aim to foster awareness and collaboration in support of our goals,” …

… capable of fixing CO2 many times faster than RuBisCo, the most common CO-2 fixing enzyme in nature. The library …

… algae by identifying the algal regulators that could boost lipid production. In their approved proposal, Frederick …

… for the information is the development of river health diagnostic systems to monitor for and identify land use or water …

… of developing alternative fuels from plants is the high cost and resource requirements of processing these sturdy …

… also grew faster and had increased production of immunity-boosting flavonoids. Conversely, when the gene was …

… three undergraduate students and eight graduate students, hosted by 18 JGI staff. One of the mentors, postdoc Yumary Vasquez, was herself a program alum from the … Project:  Characterizing how resident phages shape their host phenotype Graduate interns Adeola Fagbayibo Mentor: …