Grant Name:

New technologies to query the behavior of individual microbial cells that form a symbiosis with an animal host

  • Date Awarded:
    Feb 2013
     
  • Amount:
    $2,468,000
     
  • Term:
    42 months
     
  • Grant ID:
    GBMF3396
     
  • Funding Area:
    Science
     
 
 

In support of developing technologies to visualize, manipulate, and explore the behavior of individual bacterial cells that form a mutually beneficial symbiosis with a squid. Funds will be used to create a high sensitivity sequencing instrument prototype and to develop new gene expression and microscopy methods to allow tracking how symbiotic bacteria change their behavior when transitioning from a seawater ecosystem to become an integral part of the squid host’s tissues.

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