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… A genetic architecture that is characteristic of the sex chromosomes of mammals is, for the first time, … with Y chromosomes in mammals: a structure that helps correct deleterious mutations. The Impact Shrub willow … the study’s international team, which included scientists from Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the U.S. Department …

… Populations of Antarctic lake microbial communities change with the … other Antarctic lakes and the nearby Southern Ocean shift from phototrophs to archaea when sunlight becomes scant, Ace … with light availability. A long-running time-series study offers a first glimpse into a full season’s cycle of this …

… April marks both the 50th celebration of Earth Day on April 22, and DNA Day on April 25. As both … (Try it yourself  here .) She translated her abstract from a 2019 conference. Both versions appear side-by-side … Program was developed between the two institutions to help train the next generation workforce.     …

… user facilities. Focus areas for these projects include biofuels, biomaterials and bioproducts; hydrobiogeochemistry; interorganismal interactions; and novel applications of molecular techniques. The FICUS program is designed to …

… . The Science A team led by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley used a multi-omics approach to … N. crassa is the model organism for filamentous fungi, all of which contain a wide array of plant cell-wall degrading … break down the components of plant cell walls, which range from simple to complex carbohydrates, and then convert them …

… scientists are now getting more complete genomic results from single cells. The Science Studying the  genomes of microorganisms is incredibly useful for understanding the … Laboratory, is heavily invested in being the bridge to help scientists and researchers achieve their analysis …

… fungi are microscopic and mighty. They survive everywhere from Antarctica to Joshua Tree National Park, despite … harsh conditions. And their survival secrets could one day help other organisms survive hotter, drier climates. So University of Tuscia researchers Laura Selbmann and Claudia Coleine are …