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Keep track of the genome project for Blumeria graminis, a powdery mildew and barley pathogen. http://bit.ly/bvEwsS 17 hrs ago
Check out some Space Microbiology including lichens - http://bit.ly/cWEa9M /via genrepair http://bit.ly/c3WKmP 5 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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Fungi on Science Friday

By Jason Stajich, on September 12th, 2008

NPR’s Science Friday covered fungi with several myco-luminaries on the [...]

Synthetic Biology on the Radio

By Jason Stajich, on February 23rd, 2008

Definitely worth listening to the RadioLab show episode “So-Called Life”. The second act describes some “MIT bioengineering kids” who engineered sweet smelling E.coli. I’m sure some of them interviewed hang out at OWW, like Reshma. The sound effects for gene exchange and “The BioEngineers song” at the end of the 2nd act is definitely worth listening [...]

BBC – Radio 4 – Fungi: The Fifth Kingdom – Archive

By Jason Stajich, on January 19th, 2008

Hear the BBC radio program on Fungi: The Fifth Kingdom [...]

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