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1. Communication and Dialogue Around ESG Metrics for Maryland's Forest Industry

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Moeller, Perri, Farshchi, Nima, Partnership for Action Learning in Sustainability (PALS), Moeller, Perri, Ramesh, Abhivrudh, Vindyala, Vishal, Chandra, Romir, D’Alessio, Anthony, Rong Yan, Rong, Daniel, Mya, Moeller, Perri, Farshchi, Nima, Partnership for Action Learning in Sustainability (PALS), Moeller, Perri, Ramesh, Abhivrudh, Vindyala, Vishal, Chandra, Romir, D’Alessio, Anthony, Rong Yan, Rong, and Daniel, Mya

Abstract

This project involves creating a network for opportunity for learning and showcasing the work developed in Project One (Developing ESG Metrics for Forestry in Western Maryland). While Project One is more research, development, and analytically oriented, this project entails more Public Relations, knowledge sharing, and networking. Students should note that ALEI (the Agricultural Law Education Initiative) is a potential inspiration for what the final results of this project should resemble.

Published
2022

2. Complete Genome Sequences of Seven EA Cluster Microbacteriophages, Bustleton, MillyPhilly, Riyhil, Phriends, Pherbot, PrincePhergus, and TinSulphur

Author

Ryneisha McKenzie, Riyaz Mohamed, Shivashree Sekar, Sanya S Ailani, Bora Feruku, Ritu R. Dalia, Shruti Patel, Sayema Hakim, Susan M. R. Gurney, Nowrin H Borsha, Matthew T. McDonald, Kumal Siddiq, Amy E Varghese, Akhil Vindyala, Anh M Nguyen Quach, Pavithra Vinnakota, Svetlana Khakhina, Kailee A Johnson, Almas Thaha, Isabella G Pappano, Vincent A Beggarly, and Tracy A Marcelis

Subjects
Genetics, 0303 health sciences, 030306 microbiology, Genome Sequences, Bacterial host, Biology, medicine.disease_cause, Disease cluster, Genome, 03 medical and health sciences, Immunology and Microbiology (miscellaneous), Microbacterium foliorum, medicine, Molecular Biology, Gene, Function (biology), 030304 developmental biology
Abstract

Seven EA cluster microbacteriophages were isolated from soil collected around Philadelphia, PA, using the bacterial host Microbacterium foliorum. All of these phages have a highly conserved genome with regions of diversity localized to the 3′ end. In phage Phriends (EA1 cluster), this region contains an orpham gene with no known function.

Published
2019

3. Complete Genome Sequences of Seven EA Cluster Microbacteriophages, Bustleton, MillyPhilly, Riyhil, Phriends, Pherbot, PrincePhergus, and TinSulphur.

Author

Nguyen Quach AM, Varghese AE, Siddiq K, Pappano IG, Thaha A, Marcelis TA, Feruku B, Vindyala A, Mohamed R, Johnson KA, Hakim S, Sekar S, Vinnakota P, Borsha NH, McKenzie R, Ailani SS, Patel S, Beggarly VA, McDonald MT, Dalia RR, Khakhina S, and Gurney SMR

Abstract

Seven EA cluster microbacteriophages were isolated from soil collected around Philadelphia, PA, using the bacterial host Microbacterium foliorum All of these phages have a highly conserved genome with regions of diversity localized to the 3' end. In phage Phriends (EA1 cluster), this region contains an orpham gene with no known function., (Copyright © 2019 Nguyen Quach et al.)

Published
2019
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