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Keep track of the genome project for Blumeria graminis, a powdery mildew and barley pathogen. http://bit.ly/bvEwsS 3 days ago
Check out some Space Microbiology including lichens - http://bit.ly/cWEa9M /via genrepair http://bit.ly/c3WKmP 1 week 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/ 2 weeks 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 2 weeks ago
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Medical Mycology course at Woods Hole

By Jason Stajich, on March 3rd, 2009

The deadline for application to the Medical Mycology course held in the summer at Woods Hole is April 1st. This is a great hands-on course for practical laboratory techniques with medically relevant fungi. I am including an email from the course directors [...]

Lichen genome projects and the power shift prompted by next-gen sequencing

By Jason Stajich, on October 31st, 2008

Genome Technology highlights the very cool thing about next-gen sequencing – it puts the power in the hands of the researchers to explore genome sequence and doesn’t limit them to projects only funded through sequencing centers. The Genome Technology piece highlights work at Duke to sequence the genome Cladonia grayi, a lichenized fungus, with 454 technology at Duke’s Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy through their next-gen sequencing program. [...]

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