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  Audio Spot: ORNL, JGI collaborate on study in Nature

  Posted: March 10th, 2008, 9:00pm PDT

  Enclosure: [download]

  ORNL's collaborations with DOE's Joint Genome Institute, located in Walnut Creek, Calif., continue. The JGI-led genome analysis of the symbiotic fungus Laccaria bicolor was published in Nature early this month. The Environmental Sciences Division's Jerry Tuskan helped lead the international effort that included ORNL and a host of institutions from the United States, France, Belgium, Sweden and Germany.