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… before. In 2006, the JGI produced 33 billion base pairs of sequence; by 2023, that number was almost 717 trillion. Last year, the JGI surpassed three Petabases of data sequenced — that’s three-quadrillion base pairs of DNA sequence! To meet this “ data tsunami ,” as Kathy Yelick of …

… to the way many organisms function, they have a sense of why nitrogen metabolisms can be so varied.  As evolution has … different Swiss Army knives — explaining a bit more about why and how nitrogen metabolism is so robust and varied.  …

… genome assembly, researchers offer a gapless end-to-end sequence of complete chromosomes. Auxenochlorella solves a … suggests directed evolution could quickly generate improved strains. Scientists have already used this alga to … use controlled evolution experiments to rapidly generate strains optimized for industrial oil production. The …