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New MGnify Proteins web resources launched
8 October 2024

EMBL-EBI’s open data resources for biodiversity and climate research
13 September 2024

Ancient environmental DNA provides solutions for global food security challenges
13 June 2024

Illustration showing fish bones on the sea floor, surrounded by DNA helix and microbe icons. In the centre is an icon that looks like barrel, with the word MGnify on it, symbolising the MGnify database for microbiome data. On the right are green sachets with the words "protein powder"on them. The illustration is meant to represent some of the elements required when upcycling fish and more generally animal bone into protein powder.

Case study: Discovering new enzymes to upcycle food waste
7 June 2024

MGnify Genomes mouse gut catalogue v1.0 released
8 March 2024

BlueRemediomics: harnessing marine microbes to promote a circular bioeconomy
6 February 2023

Plastic bottles and an enzyme protein structure

Funding for researchers working on plastic recycling enzymes
5 October 2022

2.4 billion sequences now available in the latest MGnify protein database release
11 May 2022

Seedlings in the background with microbes in jigsaw pieces to represent a
holobiont

The Leverhulme Centre for the Holobiont: driving biodiversity and agriculture research
10 January 2022

A circular graph with many lines representing microbial species and a heat
map in the background to depict sequencing information

New bacteria and viruses found on human skin
4 January 2022

Artist's impression of an ocean microbiome

A workflow for marine genomic data analysis
7 June 2021

Phage invading gut bacteria.

The thousands of viruses living in your gut
16 February 2021

Microscopy image of radiolarians – unicellular organisms found in the upper
layers of the ocean. They are major exporters of organic carbon to the deep
ocean.

Microbiomes help predict the future of the Atlantic
19 November 2020

EBI Metagenomics becomes MGnify
25 June 2018

	
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