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… delicately above the leaf debris are revealed to be single bacterial cells, visible to the naked eye. The unusual size is notable because bacteria aren’t usually visible without the assistance of microscope. “It’s 5,000 times bigger than most bacteria. To put it into context, it would be like a human …

… study also references data from the JGI’s  Genomes from Earth’s Microbiome , or GEM catalog). Then they removed any … that the majority of these protein families belonged to bacteria and viruses, though 6 million of the sequences … NERSC Collaborations Help Illuminate Earth's Biodiversity …

… described in this webinar only offered through the CSP Functional Genomics call? A(nswer): It’s also possible … capabilities in other calls such as the  annual large-scale CSP call or through the  “Facilities Integrating …

… Bacterial enzymes play second fiddle to those from fungi … trees, and microbial activity teems beneath your feet. Both bacteria and fungi have genes that can break down plant … Fungi are much more active in degrading plant matter, and bacteria are more active in fixing and metabolizing …

… Secondary Metabolites User Advisory Committee …

… available through the  Community Science Program (CSP) . This includes mass spectrometry-based measurements of primary and secondary metabolites from plants, microorganisms, and environmental …