Expression profiling of host and virus during a coccolithophore bloom provides insights into the role of viral infection in promoting carbon export

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Paper investigating host–virus micro-scale interactions in coccolithophore blooms (using #MODIS #satellite data) and the biogeochemical impact of viral infection including on #carbon and sulfur flow in the #ocean. https://t.co/qLtSWPVqnA See @NASAEarth …

Coming across this subfield that looks at the interactions between viruses and algae and the ecological impacts of those interactions has my mind blown. Paper of interest: https://t.co/5oSjD1nMl3

@sjb_astro @Eaterofsun "These blooms are often terminated due to infection by the large dsDNA virus, E. huxleyi virus (EhV)." Source: https://t.co/fNmGHGpQSj News of a somewhat 'useful' virus, at last...👍😂

Expression profiling of host and virus during a coccolithophore bloom provides insights into the role of viral infection in promoting carbon export https://t.co/ordmdgvVId @ISMEJournal

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