Stahl Lab·Microbial Genomes

David A. Stahl

University of Washington
Civil & Environmental Eng.
More Hall, Box 352700
Seattle, WA 98195-2700
Phone: (206) 685 3464

Laboratory

Room 478, Benjamin D. Hall
Interdisciplinary Research
Building
Seattle, WA 98195-5014
Phone: (206) 685 6657

Civil & Environmental
Engineering

Genomes

Symbionts

N. pumilus

D. vulgaris

manual annotation
user:
password:
genome:
	or access here

resources

	JGI Project Pages V eiseniae EF01-2 A a citrulli AAC00-1 'Acidovorax' sp. JS42 D. vulgaris DP4 Candidatus N maritimus SCM1 Web Databases Local Tools Local BLAST Local MUMmer Literature

sequence extraction
3'- · -5'		length:

sequence manipulation
paste your sequence below

reverse	DNA->RNA	lowercase
complement	RNA->DNA	uppercase

last update: Thu Nov 5, 2009 at 10:40:56

Genome Sequencing and Analysis projects

In collaboration with various institutions, our laboratory has sequenced, and is actively analyzing, the genomes from various of our model organisms. These pages are updated frequently, so check back often for the latest observations. Click on the images to enter the specific projects.

	Earthworm symbionts and relatives The genome sequences and comparative analyses of the earthworm symbiont Verminephrobacter eiseniae and two related betaproteobacteria. (click for more)
	Nitrosopumilus maritimus The genome sequence of the first ammonia oxidizing archaeum in pure culture. (click for more)
	Desulfovibrio vulgaris DP4 The genome sequence of a close relative of D. vulgaris Hildenborough, isolated from the heavily metal contaminated sediment of Lake DePue, Illinois. (click for more)