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Libraries of Bacterial Genomic DNA Isolated from Alaskan Soils
Cultured microorganisms produce an extraordinary array of structurally diverse and valuable organic compounds; however, microbes that can be brought into culture by standard techniques represent only ...
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Jo Handelsman, Lynn Williamson | P04104US
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10,000 Sequenced Mouse Genomic Clones Derived From a CpG Library
CpG islands are areas of DNA containing a high CpG content, which often correspond to promoter regions.
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Peggy Farnham | P04394US
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Bacterial Genomic Libraries from Alaskan Soils (AK 9-13 and 16)
Cultured microorganisms produce an extraordinary array of structurally diverse and valuable organic compounds; however, microbes that can be cultured using standard techniques represent only a small f...
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Jo Handelsman, Lynn Williamson, Heather Allen | P05158US
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Super Bac 1 - An Inducible Vector With Shuttle Capability
Because they retain large DNA inserts over many generations, bacterial artificial chromosomes (BACs) are popular vectors for genetic and expression analyses of genomic DNA libraries; however, their us...
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Jo Handelsman, Robert Goodman, David Mann | P01167US
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Janthinobacterium lividium Isolates from Alaskan Soil
Microorganisms adapted to grow in exceptionally harsh environments, such as hot springs and arctic soils, are a potentially vast source of novel metabolic processes, antibiotics, enzymes and other pro...
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Jo Handelsman, Patrick Schloss, Amy Klimowicz | P06058US
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Collection of Bacterial Isolates from Alaska That Do Not Grow at Temperatures at or Above 37ÂșC
Microorganisms adapted to grow in exceptionally harsh environments, such as hot springs and arctic soils, are a potentially vast source of novel metabolic processes, antibiotics, enzymes and other pro...
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Patrick Schloss, Jo Handelsman | P06059US
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Exploring Natural Products from Actinobacteria Symbionts Associated with Animals and Plants
Actinomycetes, which are Gram-positive filamentous bacteria, produce the majority of known antibiotics. Fungus-growing Attine ants engage in a mutualistic association with actinomycetes to defend thei...
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Cameron Currie | P07080US
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A Saturating Population of Insertionally Mutagenized Arabidopsis thaliana Plants
Functional genomics involves identifying the function of all genes within a sequenced genome. Knockout mutants may be used to identify the in situ function of any gene, without making assumptions abou...
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Michael Sussman, Richard Amasino | P98227US
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Bacterial Genomic Libraries from Alaskan Soils (AK 19, 20 and 21)
Cultured microorganisms produce an extraordinary array of structurally diverse and valuable organic compounds; however, microbes that can be cultured using standard techniques represent only a small f...
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Jo Handelsman, Lynn Williamson, Jitsupang Rodbumrer | P06160US
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Bacterial Genomic Libraries from Alaskan Soils (AK 22 and 23)
Cultured microorganisms produce an extraordinary array of structurally diverse and valuable organic compounds; however, microbes that can be cultured using standard techniques represent only a small f...
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Jo Handelsman, Lynn Williamson | P07199US
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Collection of Genomic Fragments That Affect Quorum Sensing
Quorum sensing is a process used by some bacteria to coordinate behavior based on local population density. To communicate, bacteria release signaling molecules into the environment. When a certain nu...
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Jo Handelsman, Heather Allen, Lynn Williamson | P06060US
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Full-Length cDNA Libraries from Dioxin- and Vehicle-Treated Mice
Dioxin is a highly toxic environmental pollutant that acts primarily through the aryl hydrocarbon receptor. Exposure to dioxin has adverse effects on the immune, nervous, endocrine and reproductive sy...
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Christopher Bradfield, Kalyan Pande | P06227US