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… will have all of these features. As described July 22, 2019, in  Nature Microbiology , a team led by scientists at … exit through the cell membrane without lysing the bacterial host. They can also influence their host’s growth and pathogenicity, in turn affecting the microbe’s own eukaryote …

… discovery, predominantly in diseases of importance to each host country. It was built very much on the foundations of … if any discoveries were made that were of value to the host country. And it had a huge mission to perform … technology transfer and infrastructure development in these host countries. So, yeah, it was an amazing program. DAN:  …

… water-quality regulation. Focusing on the rhizosphere and interactions between the trees, microbes and soil chemistry … that can enhance our understanding of plant-microbe interactions — with potential applications in sustainable …

… basis, in accordance with JGI’s data release policy.  Interactions with applicants and others who might be …

… are important in plant growth, defense, and environmental interactions, and also have industrial applications, … Science Program . And the work is part of a  larger CSP Functional Genomics proposal to understand terpene  … a DOE Joint Genome Institute Community Science Program (JGI-CSP) grant (CSP2568 to P.Z., ES and AH), and by a …

… of background. My name is Dan Udwary. I – as well as my co-host, Alison Takemura, whose voice you’ll hear in a minute – … But here, in this first episode you’ll meet me, and my co-host, Alison. We’ll tell you some stories about natural … at naturalprodcast.com Special thanks, as always, to my co-host, Alison Takemura. <woohoo> If you like Alison, and want …

In a special issue of mSystems , out May 14, 2019, JGI researchers are among the authors who offer … reads to link mobile elements such as plasmids to microbial host cells. In a separate article, research scientist Simon … can develop high-throughput and high-resolution studies of interactions between host cells and viruses in the …

… … Genome sequences of key bacterial symbionts of entomopathogenic nematodes: Xenorhabdus cabanillasii DSM17905, …