To discuss recent advances in fungal genomics focusing on the biology rather than technology. Topics can include individual genomes, comparative genomics, population genomics of evolutionary biology using genomic data.
Date: Sunday, January 10, 2016
Time: 1:30 PM-3:40 PM
Room: Royal Palm Salon 3-4
Organizer:
Stephen B. Goodwin
1:55 PM
Comparative and Functional Genomics Analysis of the Magnaporthales
Laura Okagaki, Center for Integrated Fungal Research;
William Sharpee, Center for Integrated Fungal Research;
Josh Sailsbery, Center for Integrated Fungal Research;
Alex Eyre, Center for Integrated Fungal Research;
Titus John, Center for Integrated Fungal Research;
Brent Clay, Center for Integrated Fungal Research;
Yeonyee Oh, Center for Integrated Fungal Research;
Ralph A. Dean, Center for Integrated Fungal Research
2:55 PM
Genomics of Anaerobic Cellulose-Degrading Fungal Symbionts of the Herbivore Gut
Alan Kuo, US Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute;
Stephen Mondo, US Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute;
Asaf Salamov, US Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute;
Kurt LaButti, US Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute;
John Henske, UC Santa Barbara Dept. of Chemical Engineering;
Kevin Solomon, UC Santa Barbara Dept. of Chemical Engineering;
Sean Gilmore, UC Santa Barbara Dept. of Chemical Engineering;
Michelle O'Malley, UC Santa Barbara Dept. of Chemical Engineering;
Igor V. Grigoriev, US Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute