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… 27124-27132 Sasse, et. al.J. 2019 Multilab EcoFAB study shows highly reproducible physiology and depletion of soil … Education …
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… that could help crop breeders and researchers predict how crops and model organisms may evolve. Determining the …
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… ZW rather than ZZ encodes for females. To better understand how sex determination works in shrub willow, researchers … response regulator that was expanded in a palindrome and shown to be undergoing gene conversion in willow. This gene …
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… researchers have been able to gain further insights about how microbes have adapted to thrive in polar ecosystems. The … successfully cultured two strains of Nanohaloarchaeota and showed they required cell-cell contact with the Antarctic … team purified Nha-C cells from the enrichment cultures and showed that the Nanohaloarchaeota grew only when cultivated …
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… launch a pilot project and begin the work of understanding how engineered environments contribute to greenhouse gases,” …
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… to see beyond the beam — worse, they didn’t even know how big the room is. A new study published online Oct. 11, … organisms, but we still aren’t sure of their function. However, if a gene in the community doesn’t match any of the …
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… in learning more about the fungal endophytes of soybean and how they deter two significant pathogens, the soybean cyst …
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… into over 1.8 million bacterial and archaeal genomes to see how much of their diversity we've actually captured,” said … the known diversity of microbial genomes in the datasets, however, the team added that this information is still …
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… physiologically and enzymatically, with descriptions of how their activities influence biochemical reactions. For …
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… to determine what genes respond to drought conditions, and how these conditions impact the crop and its microbiome. For … the sequencing datasets. The results from the first year showed that 10,727 genes or 44% of expressed genes respond to … Program Grant DGE 1752814. K.K.N. is an investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. …
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