This month’s Genetics has a series of articles exploring the genome (published last year & freely available at Science) of the green algae [[Chlamydomonas reinhardtii]]. These manuscripts are primarily genome analyses making for a very bioinformatics focused issue of Genetics. Some of the highlights include:
Entries Tagged as 'gene family'
Chlamy genome investigations
Posted on May 26th, 2008 by Jason Stajich · No Comments
Categories: bioinformatics · comparative · evolution · gene family · genome · genome annotation
Tags: algae, bioinformatics, chlamydamonas, genome, genomes, intron, multicellularity, transcription
Trichoderma reesei genome paper published
Posted on May 12th, 2008 by Jason Stajich · 1 Comment
The [[Trichoderma reesei]] genome paper was recently published in Nature Biotechnology from Diego Martinez at [[LANL]] with collaborators at [[JGI]], [[LBNL]], and others. This fungus was chosen for sequencing because it was found on canvas tents eating the cotton material suggesting it may be a good candidate for degrading cellulose plant material as part of cellulosic ethanol production.
Categories: filamentous · gene family · genome · genome annotation · genome sequencing · trichoderma
Tags: aspergillus, biofuel, cellulase, comparative, database, definitions, enzymes, evolution, fermentation, filamentous, fungi, fungus, fusarium, genome, genomes, JGI, magnaporthe, pathogens, phylogenetics, s, sequences, sequencing, species, systematics, trichoderma