Simply enter the genus, species, or strain name of a microbe and instantly explore its genomic pathways, from plastic degradation to metal metabolism and beyond.

Results will allow you to explore the distribution of genes across selected genomes.

Did you know that some bacteria can break down plastics? One such microbe is Ideonella sakaiensis.

Using our web platform MagicLamp, and its built-in module PlasticGenie, you can now identify plastic-degradation–related genes in any Ideonella genome that's on RefSeq.

www.magiclamp.midauthorbio.com

Did you know that FeGenie has a simple-to-use GUI that requires no command-line experience?

omix.midauthorbio.com

Simply drop your (meta)genomes in and get results in minutes!

We dropped in several hundred Prochlorococcus genomes to investigate their potential for iron acquisition and storage.

3. Open the .tre file with FigTree or similar software for viewing phylo trees/newick files

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2. Check your email

With our GToTree GUI, making a phylogenomic tree is easy:
1. Type the organism name and click "Run GToTree"

Plasmodium falciparum is the protozoan parasite behind the most severe form of malaria, transmitted by Anopheles mosquitoes.

If you want to see where P. falciparum sits in the tree of life, you can now do so easily with our microbial omics web app: omix.midauthorbio.com in less than 1 min!

Ever wondered how many genomes of your favorite bug have been sequenced and from where?

We built a simple web app (GenBanker) that takes genus/species as name input and provides metadata sheet, including all relevant information from NCBI's GenBank database.

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