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… discoveries toward the evolution of cellular complexity and microbial symbiosis. Further, the symposium showcases … advancements that facilitate the shift from uncovering microbial novelties to deciphering metabolic and functional … sequence data have provided a means to access novel microbial lineages, leading to a new appreciation for the …

If I have ongoing research funding to carry out functional studies using the proposed sequencing data, should I mention …

… inconsistency makes interpretation and integration across studies difficult. Our Plant Gene Atlas resource addresses … could be potential future targets for functional genomic studies. We also looked at the cross-species comparable …

… for the design and maintenance of the Integrated Microbial Genomes (IMG) data warehouse, and integration of …

… metabolites for multiple applications The planet’s microbial diversity is immense, yet much of it remains … “This project has helped to define the current shape of the microbial tree of life by filling in genomic information for … bias the analyses. MAGs could also represent composites of populations where individual strains are collapsed, while …

JGI, is not representative of the diversity in the population, especially here in California. The opportunity … Ben Cole, a project scientist in Visel’s Genomics of Plant-Microbial Interactions Group who has mentored several of the …

… and genomics to study endosymbiotic associations within microbial eukaryotes. He hopes to broaden our understanding …

… calling, functional annotation and methylomics) that run on microbial genomes and metagenomes. He also works on …

Q:  Does NEON have or plan on collecting RNA samples from soil or surfaces for microbe-focused collections? A: Not at …

… how they’d used metagenomics to identify over 27,000 microbial genes. The data from that study is now used across …

Find a series of webinars related to our Integrated Microbial Genomics & Microbiomes portal. …

Microbial cells infected by viruses undergo metabolic … microbes, the answer is no. They refer to the infected microbial cells as virocells, a change in name first … 20% to 40% of the microbes are infected at any given time. Microbial viruses can thus have significant impacts on the …