DOI: 10.5821/dissertation-2117-334947
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Genome basis for functional differentiation in uncultured lineages of marine bacterivores

Abstract: In the vast network of the ocean, microbes are abundant and unevenly distributed. As an important microbial component, the protists play a key role in global biogeochemical cycles and contribute to the recycling of nutrients necessary to sustain life on Earth. These unicellular eukaryotes exist and function as primary producers (drivers of photosynthesis), decomposers, parasites or as trophic linkers in aquatic food webs. Phagotrophic species, which acquire nutrition through feeding on other organisms, are com… Show more

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