Can the Bacterial Community of a High Arctic Glacier Surface Escape Viral Control?

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In the interview I referenced work led by Dr @SaraRassner @AberUni on just how quickly glacier-derived viruses decay in Arctic lake water... https://t.co/tvivNVdXrH

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11. Life in melt is *really* hard. Interactions between bacteria and their viruses are critical. Much work on glacier virology supported by the station, this being a more recent example from @SaraRassner https://t.co/tvivNVdpC9

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RT @kilianj: @isaacvilalta @marcfontribas Molt interessant, les consequencies de la desforestació o canvi climàtic van més enllà del que cr…

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RT @kilianj: @isaacvilalta @marcfontribas Molt interessant, les consequencies de la desforestació o canvi climàtic van més enllà del que cr…

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