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Keep track of the genome project for Blumeria graminis, a powdery mildew and barley pathogen. http://bit.ly/bvEwsS 1 day ago
Check out some Space Microbiology including lichens - http://bit.ly/cWEa9M /via genrepair http://bit.ly/c3WKmP 6 days ago
At least all are sequenced. Armed & Dangerous: Plant Diseases that threaten food security http://bit.ly/dx3qrY /via @plantdisease @KamounLab 1 week ago
The JGI Mucor circinelloides CBS277.49 v2 Genome Portal is now on the public JGI website: http://www.jgi.doe.gov/Mucor/ 1 week ago
RT @doe_jgi: Naegleria gruberi video on JGI's SciVee (http://tr.im/QCZn) features Simon Prochnik and UC Berkeley's Lillian Fritz-Laylin 1 week ago
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In bookstores now

By Jason Stajich, on February 4th, 2010

I am excited to dig into the newly published Cellular and Molecular Biology of Filamentous Fungi edited by my next door neighbor Katherine Borkovich and Daniel Ebbole from Texas A&M which was recently published by ASM Press. The book is a comprehensive look at biology of filamentous fungi including ascomycetes and basidiomycetes and covers cellular biology and [...]

Really involving undergrads in research

By Jason Stajich, on August 25th, 2007

A paper in Genetics today has many, many (!) authors — and they aren’t from a big multi-nation project or large genome sequencing center, but a collection of undergraduates at UCLA. Maybe they didn’t all write the paper which can be confusing to some folks, but it looks like a group effort lead to some important [...]

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