The availability of complete fungal genomes is expanding rapidly and is offering an
extensive and accurate view of this “kingdom.” The scientific milestone of free access to …

In recent years, the number of completely sequenced fungal genomes has steadily
increased, with many more close to completion. This allows genomic comparisons to be …

The last decade has witnessed a revolution in the genomics of the fungal kingdom. Since
the sequencing of the first fungus in 1996, the number of available fungal genome …

Genome sequences and postgenomic tools have had a major impact on fungal research.
When the first fungal genome sequences became available it became clear how much more …

Biologists face an overwhelming richness of nucleotide and protein sequence data. By the
middle of 2005, there were almost 300 complete genomes that were publicly accessible …

The kingdom Fungi comprises species that inhabit nearly all ecosystems. Fungi exist as both
free-living and symbiotic unicellular and multicellular organisms with diverse morphologies …

Background The number of sequenced fungal genomes is ever increasing, with about 200
genomes already fully sequenced or in progress. Only a small percentage of those genomes …

The genome sequences provide a first glimpse into the genomic basis of the biological
diversity of filamentous fungi and yeast. The genome sequence of the budding yeast …

Biologists face an overwhelming richness of nucleotide and protein sequence data. As of the
end of 2003, there were over 100 complete or almost complete nonviral genomes in publicly …

The article presents the five-year project of Joint Genome Institute (JGI) and the international
research team, comprising of Joseph Spatafora, Jason Stajich and Kevin McCluskey, to …