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11 May 2022 MGnify logo with text underneath which reads "release"

2.4 billion sequences now available in the latest MGnify protein database release

26 October 2021 People participating in HoloFood workshop about using microbiome data to improve animal feed

Harnessing the microbiome to improve meat production

26 October 2021 Photo of researcher using MGnify database

Novel enzymes for a Green Economy

18 February 2021 Phages invading gut bacteria.

The thousands of viruses living in your gut

23 November 2020 Microscopy image of radiolarians - unicellular organisms found in the upper layers of the ocean. They are major exporters of organic carbon to the deep ocean.

Microscopy image of radiolarians - unicellular organisms found in the upper layers of the ocean. They are major exporters of organic carbon to the deep ocean.

Microbiomes help predict the future of the Atlantic

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2.4 billion sequences now available in the latest MGnify protein database release

Harnessing the microbiome to improve meat production

Novel enzymes for a Green Economy

The thousands of viruses living in your gut

Microbiomes help predict the future of the Atlantic

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2.4 billion sequences now available in the latest MGnify protein database release

Harnessing the microbiome to improve meat production

Novel enzymes for a Green Economy

The thousands of viruses living in your gut

Microbiomes help predict the future of the Atlantic

EMBLetc.

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Issue 98, Winter 2021

Issue 97, Summer 2021

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