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March 4, 2011

DOE JGI’s microbial work and IMG on ESNet’s Network Matters

Microbes are single-cell organisms that live in colonies and can be found in nearly every corner of our planet, in places ranging from insects’ intestines to some of the most toxic chemical environments. The site for the most detailed information on the genetic makeup of these organisms only lives in one place – at the DOE’s Joint Genome Institute – and is accessed via ESnet.  

Read more on ESNet’s Network Matters blog

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