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Posts Tagged ‘genomics’

A new branch on the tree of life

April 4, 2003

Contact: Lynn Yarris (510)486-5375,
lcyarris@lbl.gov
The family tree of life has a newly discovered branch. Genetic studies comparing mitochondrial DNA have revealed that what has long been thought to be the group from which insects arose, the Collembola [...]

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Scientists Find That Apes and Monkeys Provide Needed Help in Understanding the Human Genome

February 28, 2003

Contact: Lynn Yarris (510) 486-5375
lcyarris@lbl.gov
BERKELEY, CA —  Scientists with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Joint Genome Institute (JGI) and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have developed a powerful new technique for [...]

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Unraveling the secrets of gene regulation

November 15, 2002

Contact: Paul Preuss, paul_preuss@lbl.gov

Intricately wound, folded, and looped chromatin (blue) meets chromatin-remodeling and modifying factors at sites on a cage-like structure formed by SATB1 proteins [...]

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JGI to decode DNA of destructive plant pathogen

October 16, 2002

Contact: Charles Osolin, (925) 296-5643, osolin1@llnl.gov
WALNUT CREEK, CA — Backed by nearly $4 million in funding from three Federal agencies, researchers in California and Virginia are joining forces to learn the genetic secrets of a notorious plant [...]

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Researchers to toast ‘good’ bacteria

October 3, 2002

Contact: Charles Osolin, (925) 296-5643, osolin1@llnl.gov
WALNUT CREEK, CA — The next time you chow down on a sausage pizza, enjoy a refreshing frozen yogurt, or savor a fine wine, remember to thank the bugs.

Lactic acid bacteria (bacteria [...]

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Secrets of the wine cellar: the genome of a wine-making microbe

September 27, 2002

Lynn Yarris, lcyarris@lbl.gov
All who enjoy the taste of wine stand to benefit from the latest round of genome sequencing at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Joint Genome Institute. JGI researchers [...]

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Joint Genome Institute to sequence key African frog genome

August 20, 2002

Contact: Charles Osolin, (925) 296-5643, osolin1@llnl.gov

WALNUT CREEK, CA — In their continuing search for new clues to how human genes function and how vertebrates develop and evolve, researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Joint Genome Institute [...]

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Pufferfish DNA yields clues to human biology

July 25, 2002

Contact: Charles Osolin, (925) 296-5643, osolin1@llnl.gov
WALNUT CREEK, CA – An international research consortium led by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Joint Genome Institute (JGI) reported today on the draft sequencing, assembly, and analysis of the genome of [...]

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A FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE AGAINST DISEASE ORGANISMS

May 7, 2002

Media contact: Paul Preuss, (510) 486-6249, paul_preuss@lbl.gov
Science contact: Michael Banda, (510) 495-2837, MJBanda@lbl.gov

WALNUT CREEK, CA — The Department of Energy’s Joint Genome Institute (JGI), whose Production Genomics Facility in Walnut Creek is one of the fastest and [...]

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Comparative genomics at the Joint Genome Institute: an interview

January 14, 2002

Contact: Paul Preuss, paul_preuss@lbl.gov
The Department of Energy’s Joint Genome Institute is a consortium founded by Lawrence Berkeley, Lawrence Livermore, and Los Alamos National Laboratories, now with partners from several [...]

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