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… fraction, AF) have been computed for nearly 28,000 bacterial and archaeal genomes. By clustering genomes based …

… peril. But corals comprise multiple organisms: a coral host, a photosynthetic microalgae, and a … When warm waters stress corals, it might be their microbes, including their photosynthetic partner, that help …

… origin is around 30,000 from fungal, and a 40,000 from bacteria. Okay? And among the 40,000 from bacteria, there’s around 20,000 from the Actinomycetes. So, … at naturalprodcast.com Special thanks, as always, to my co-host, Alison Takemura. <woohoo> If you like Alison, and want …

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… particularly sigma factors that initiate transcription in bacteria. Using this technology, which combines an in vitro … expand the known transcriptional regulatory network in bacteria, enabling the discovery of regulatory cascades as … eukaryotes is handled by three distinct RNA polymerases; in bacteria there is only one type of RNA polymerase …

… e ngineering ( CRAGE ). CRAGE enables scientists to insert large pieces of DNA (up to 60 kb) in a single step, directly … into the genome. “CRAGE is central to our ability to offer host-engineering for our users,” says JGI Director Nigel … advantage of their joint metabolisms. Because, together, microbes can be used to create compounds more efficiently …

In the ocean’s North Pacific Subtropical Gyre, microbes tend to stay localized at different depths. But … fluxes in the environment. Moreover, the deep ocean is the largest inorganic reservoir of carbon on earth; because … they drive that high-energy reaction using simple inorganic sulfur-containing chemicals instead of light. Boeuf pointed …

… system. … IMG/PR is a plasmid genome resource featuring the largest collection of plasmids automatically identified from … metatranscriptomes. It provides rich data such as inferred host taxonomy, conjugation potential, antibiotic resistance … annotation, taxonomic classification, and microbial host predictions.  … The Mycocosm web portal provides data …

… flagella in an unexpected place: hot spring-dwelling bacteria from the phylum C hloroflexota . Research shows … of millions of years ago.  The Impact Chloroflexota are bacteria that act like tiny natural engineers with special … and recycle carbon. They were part of an ancient lineage of bacteria to migrate from oceans and colonize land. …

… gas: methane. Those emissions mainly come from gut microbes — the bacteria and archaea breaking down plant matter. So since …