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Sequencing an organism’s genome requires high-quality and high molecular weight DNA - but extracting fungal DNA of the necessary standard is anything but simple.

Researchers from the Earlham Institute and The Alan Turing Institute are using AI to examine the relationship between a cell’s structure and function.

The Earlham Institute's improved Low Input, Transposase Enabled (LITE) protocol is a low-cost method for high-throughput whole genome sequencing with reduced DNA input.

Our researchers are combining single cell approaches with long read sequencing technologies, unearthing data that reveals the scale and impact of cellular diversity.

People working in technical roles make enormous contributions to research and innovation, yet their work is less often in the limelight. With initiatives in place to change this, we ask the question: ‘who are our technicians?’

Complex microbiomes are everywhere. Our skin, our guts, soil, pond water. All are home to tiny life forms, interacting with each other and going about their business.