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Overview

The Microbial Sequencing Centers provide rapid and cost-effective production of high-quality, microbial genome sequences of microorganisms considered agents of bioterrism (Categories A, B, and C), related organisms, clinical isolates, closely related species, and invertebrate vectors of disease and microorganisms responsible for emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases for the scientific community.

NIAID will not accept unsolicited grant applications for large-scale DNA sequencing projects for microorganisms and invertebrate vectors of disease, including NIH cooperative agreement grant applications, which is a change in NIAID policy, effective December 2003. Investigators wishing to apply for support to sequence an organism not described above must do so in the context of an investigator-initiated, hypothesis-driven, unsolicited research project application (R01).

Centers

Contracts for Microbial Genome Sequencing Centers have been awarded to the J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI) (non-government link) and the Broad Institute (non-government link).

Request Process

Information for investigators requesting DNA sequencing

Review and Selection

NIAID process for selecting sequencing projects

Data Release Policies

Guiding principles for making data available

Ongoing Sequencing Projects

A list of current NIAID-supported sequencing projects

Completed Sequencing Projects

A list of completed NIAID-supported sequencing projects

Influenza Genome Sequencing Project

Information on the NIAID-funded project, including collaborators and viral samples being sequenced

Eukaryotic Pathogen and Disease Vector Sequencing Project

Information on the NIAID and NHGRI collaborative project, including target selection process and projects

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Contact

Dr. Maria Y. Giovanni
Assistant Director for Microbial Genomics & Advanced Technology, DMID
Fax: 301-480-4528
E-mail: mgiovanni@niaid.nih.gov

Highlights

Influenza Genome Sequencing Project: More than 3,000  Influenza Virus Genomes Completed, May 20, 2008

Release of preliminary 0.5 gene annotation of Ixodes scapularis (ABJB010000000) April 29, 2008

PFGRC Announces the Addition of an Influenza Gateway® Entry Clone Set (non-gov't link)

NIAID Media Availability: Study Provides New Understanding of Forces Behind Seasonal Flu Virus Evolution
April 16, 2008

Culex pipiens quinquefasciatus annotation coming soon. Assembly information here

NIH Human Microbiome Project

NIAID Genomics Initiatives (PDF)

See Also

Bioinformatics Resource Centers

Proteomics Research Centers

Pathogen Functional Genomics Resource Center

Structural Genomics

 

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Contact

Dr. Maria Y. Giovanni
Assistant Director for Microbial Genomics & Advanced Technology, DMID
Fax: 301-480-4528
E-mail: mgiovanni@niaid.nih.gov

Highlights

Influenza Genome Sequencing Project: More than 3,000  Influenza Virus Genomes Completed, May 20, 2008

Release of preliminary 0.5 gene annotation of Ixodes scapularis (ABJB010000000) April 29, 2008

PFGRC Announces the Addition of an Influenza Gateway® Entry Clone Set (non-gov't link)

NIAID Media Availability: Study Provides New Understanding of Forces Behind Seasonal Flu Virus Evolution
April 16, 2008

Culex pipiens quinquefasciatus annotation coming soon. Assembly information here

NIH Human Microbiome Project

NIAID Genomics Initiatives (PDF)

See Also

Bioinformatics Resource Centers

Proteomics Research Centers

Pathogen Functional Genomics Resource Center

Structural Genomics