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… Retracing how the dry rot Serpula lacrymans adapted to a new … from similar organisms, researchers have gained insights on why the dry rot ( Serpula lacrymans ) is so destructive in … Serpula species, S. himantioides from Europe, that was sequenced and analyzed by the JGI. The researchers found …

… Proposals aim to sequence and annotate genomes from Antarctica to … of France’s Institut de Biologie. His team proposed to sequence  Chaetoceros microalgae, or diatoms. Through the … The U.S. Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute, a DOE Office of Science User Facility  located at Lawrence …

… In 2003, Dr. Pennacchio joined the DOE Joint Genome Institute and has focused on applying state-of-the-art molecular methods to … Len Pennacchio is the JGI's Deputy of Genomic Technologies. oClick to learn more about the offerings and capabilities we offer JGI …

… One of the JGI’s key assets is our user community, comprising a broad range of researchers and trainees who use JGI resources …

… For many scientists, the culmination of their work into a written … the most efficient at making proteins likely factors into why fungi have been so evolutionary and ecologically … applications, Wint also developed and tested a gene sequence-based predictor of gene expression levels using …

… Survey of Setaria's natural diversity reveals seed dispersal in wild … National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), generated genome sequences for nearly 600 green millet plants and released a very high quality reference S. viridis genome sequence. Analysis of these plant genome sequences also led …

… Genome annotations of two C. citriodora subspecies broaden … revealed the largest number of TPS genes of any currently sequenced plant, a number closely followed by E. globulus . … list of putative genes from C. citriodora to known TPS gene sequences from Eucalyptus species and other plants. The …