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September 29, 2021

Promoting the Power of Viral Metagenomics

Workflow for identifying viral sequences in most common sample types, a figure from their article summarizing the field of viral metagenomics.JGI researchers summarized the field of viral metagenomics in an article for the journal Annual Review of Biomedical Data Science. [Read More]

August 26, 2021

Virus-Microbe Interactions of Mud Island Mangroves

Ian Rambo, graduate student at UT-Austin, was a DOE Graduate Student Research Fellow at the JGIIan Rambo conducted part of his graduate work at the JGI through the DOE Office of Science Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) program. [Read More]

August 9, 2021

A User-Centered Approach to Accessing JGI Data

With a common set of "baseline metadata," JGI users can more easily access public data sets. (Steve Wilson)The JGI Data Portal offers a way for users to more easily access public data sets through a common set of “baseline metadata.” [Read More]

August 2, 2021

Designer DNA: JGI Helps Users Blaze New Biosynthetic Pathways

(PXFuel)A special issue of Synthetic Biology celebrates research enabled by the JGI DNA Synthesis Science Program. [Read More]

July 28, 2021

A More Intuitive Phytozome Interface

Phytozome portal collageJGI’s plant data portal team highlights the latest Phytozome update while assuring users will continue to have straightforward access to the existing data and features. [Read More]

May 20, 2021

Olpidium, The Key to the Origin of Terrestrial Fungi

From Sekimoto et al., 2011: Olpidium bornovanus, a unicellular fungus, is an obligate parasite of plants that reproduces with flagellated, swimming zoospores. A-B. Vegetative unicellular thalli in cucumber root cells. Thalli differentiate into sporangia with zoospores, or into resting spores. C. An empty sporangium, after zoospore release. D. A thick-walled resting spore. E. Zoospores being released from a sporangium, showing the sporangium exit tube (arrowheads). F. A swimming zoospore with a single posterior flagellum. G. An encysted zoospore. Bars: A-E = 10 μm; F,G = 5 μm. (Figures are from Sekimoto et. al., 2011 used under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 License.)In this guest blog: a behind-the-paper look at the fungus Olpidium, a link in the evolution and transition of fungi from aquatic to terrestrial habitats. [Read More]

May 11, 2021

Behind the Paper: Hot Springs Metagenomics

Nick Reichart, Montana State University graduate student and 2020 SCGSR fellowMontana State University graduate student Nick Reichart spent a year at the JGI through the DOE Office of Science Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) program. [Read More]

April 9, 2021

Statement on the Use of Genomics Data

Read our Statement on the Use of Genomics Data. [Read More]

April 9, 2021

Statement on the Use of Genomics Data

Aerial photo of the IGBBuilding upon the principles for open access in the field of genomics, the JGI recognizes the need to engage the community to inform necessary changes to JGI data policies. [Read More]

April 8, 2021

Webinar: SIP technologies at EMSL and JGI

image for webinar on stable isotope technologies at the JGI and EMSLAt the JGI and EMSL, various tools leverage stable isotopes to measure carbon and nutrient flux, and identify microbes assimilating labeled compounds. [Read More]
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