Freshwater Cyanophages Reveal Flip-Flopping Genomes and a Two-Way Gene
Newly isolated viruses that infect nitrogen-fixing cyanobacteria carry an invertible genomic segment, a phosphorus-scavenging enzyme, and a gene that codes ...
Newly isolated viruses that infect nitrogen-fixing cyanobacteria carry an invertible genomic segment, a phosphorus-scavenging enzyme, and a gene that codes ...
A new genomic survey of the Clarion-Clipperton Fracture Zone reveals that over 99 percent of its sediment viruses are unknown ...
A global metagenomic survey expanded the known genomic catalogue of the marine virus family Aoguangviridae from 59 to 227 genomes, ...
By combining carbon-13 stable isotope probing with viral metagenomics, researchers have directly linked novel viruses to the active formate-consuming microbes ...
A new metagenomic study reveals that thousands of diverse viruses ride sinking particles from the surface ocean into the twilight ...
A temperate phage isolated from western Pacific seawater infects Staphylococcus equorum, shares less than 26 percent genomic similarity with known ...
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