128Soil Metagenomics
Poster Session
S03 Soil Biology & Biochemistry
Phylogenetic surveys of soil have show that the microorganisms found in one sample exceeds those that can be cultured. Soil metagenomics involves isolation soil DNA and creating can be used to elucidate uncultivable microorganisms. This approach has led to the identification of novel microorganisms and biomolecules. Soil metagenomics is a promising field that will provide needed information on microbial diversity and function to better understand the role of the microbial community in ecosystem function.
Cosponsor(s):
Biometry and Statistical Computing
Monday, October 22, 2012: 4:00 PM-6:00 PM
Duke Energy Convention Center, Exhibit Hall AB, Level 1
Organizer:
William Horwath
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Response of Microbial Transcriptome, Proteome, and Activity to Rainfall Pulses in a Prairie Soil.
Charles Rice, Kansas State University;
Lydia Zeglin, Oregon State University;
Peter Bottomley, Oregon State University;
Nathaniel l. Tisdell, Oregon State University;
Ari Jumpponen, Kansas State University;
Maude M. David, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory;
Emmanuel Prestat, Kansas State University;
Janet K. Jansson, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory;
Susannah G. Tringe, DOE Joint Genome Institute;
Nathan VerBerkmoes, Oak Ridge National Laboratory;
Robert L. Hettich, Oak Ridge National Laboratory;
Andrew W. McGowan, Kansas State University;
Priscilla Mfombep, Kansas State University;
Miguel Arango, Kansas State University;
David Myrold, Oregon State University
1215
Terragenome—the Soil Metagenome Network.
David Myrold, Oregon State University;
Mark J. Bailey, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology;
Janet K. Jansson, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory;
Folker Meyer, Argonne National Laboratory;
James M. Tiedje, Michigan State University;
Eric W. Triplett, University of Florida;
Timothy M. Vogel, Université de Lyon