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… of Texas (UT) at Austin, the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology (HudsonAlpha), and the U.S. Department of … of the genome , which can have pronounced ecological and evolutionary consequences. A previous study conducted by our … production. Building on the framework provided by our new switchgrass manuscript , we plan to use existing data as …

… cycle. All methanogenic archaea use one of three pathways for methanogenesis: hydrogen-dependent and CO2-reducing, or … collected. The team noticed some of the genomes diverged evolutionarily from other previously discovered genomes. … These two things combined led us to conclude that our new methanogen did not belong to the Euryarchaeota, the …

… — an energetically expensive feat thought to be too costly for them. The Science Anaerobic fungi, which die in the … guts and help them digest their last leafy meal. In their evolutionary history, these fungi branched off early from … can whip up dozens of complex natural products, including new ones. The Impact In the past, natural products have been …

… Populations of Antarctic lake microbial communities change with the … evolved separately from other similar systems, and offers new clues into a unique environment in the natural world. … occupy more space on Earth than any other ecosystem. Therefore, understanding the microbial activity that dominates …

… tools to identify virus sequences, the design of new experimental approaches to link viruses to their host(s), collaboration with JGI users for analyzing viral datasets, and the organization of … group at the JGI to further explore the ecological and evolutionary drivers of virus-host dynamics in soil …