The July issue is live https://t.co/4uu3zF39Ra
On the cover, the microbiome is depicted as an interconnected network in which relationships among genes and proteins provide context for uncovering hidden biological functions. Zhang et al. introduce FUGAsseM, a method that uses microbial community data to infer the functions of previously uncharacterized gene products https://t.co/E6OUv02FYU
https://t.co/XrJB4eAriM
We are very excited to announce that the HUMAnN 4.0 (alpha) is now available for use by the metagenomics research community! For specific details and release notes please check out this post on our forum:
https://t.co/rjaeX0DzFn
We're thrilled to announce that iMeta has achieved its first Impact Factor: 23.7! 🎉👏
Huge thanks to our authors, reviewers, editors, and readers for their incredible contributions!
Congrats to our poster prize winners Yancong Zhang and Slater Clay from yesterdays @HCMPHmicrobiome
Symposium! Generously provided to us by @NatureMicrobiol
#EESMicrobiome Day 3, Session 5: Integrative approaches in microbiome research 🦠
🔵 'Microbiome multi-omics and the Human Microbiome Bioactives Resource' presented by Curtis Huttenhower (Harvard University) ⬇️
Our team is looking forward to teaching our annual workshop with Physalia June 12-16th
This remote workshop is the perfect opportunity for those new to microbiome research or those that are looking to brush up on their computational skills!
Register at
https://t.co/xPQ7t7K0Ty
Calling all Boston-based IBD researchers! Team bioBakery is back at it for this year's Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation Take Steps walk on June 3rd! We would love to get know the research community while walking for this amazing foundation. Join our team: https://t.co/oaDTHcyiuU
We enjoyed meeting and hearing from everyone at #CSHLmicrobe last week! @ycongzhang gave a virtual talk on FUGAsseM and we wrapped up the week with a lovely banquet and some volleyball! Many great science convos were had - can't wait to be back!
#CSHL#Microbiome
First up: This paper from @DevlinLab with @efranzosa and @ycongzhang showing a bacterial sulfonation mechanism to potentially modulate immune cell trafficking: https://t.co/pPoEz8nXBo (2/5)
MetaPhlAn version 4 is out! Big improvements with the possibility to profile uSGBs (i.e. MAG-defined species), better markers, ~27k tot SGBs (species), estimation of the unknowns, and more. DB based on >1M genomes+MAGs! Preprint, code, tutorials available! https://t.co/OFunixGFkY
We recently released MetaPhlAn 3.1 & HUMAnN 3.1 with over 2,000 new species markers and pangenomes. To learn about what has changed in 3.1 and how to update, check out:
https://t.co/Su9YIq5LQJ
So excited to have the MetaWIBELE paper out! My great honor to work with these amazing teams. Many thanks to everyone who helped it out - @chuttenh, @efranzosa, my colleagues from @hutlab, my cooperators, and many others.