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Increased acidification has a profound effect on the interactions between the cyanobacterium
Synechococcus
sp. WH7803 and its viruses
Sachia Jo Traving
, Martha R.J. Clokie,
Mathias Middelboe
Marine Biology
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virus
61%
acidification
61%
cyanobacterium
58%
infectivity
43%
cell
39%
irradiance
30%
life history
30%
infection
29%
loss
16%
effect
14%
Agriculture & Biology
Synechococcus
79%
acidification
64%
Cyanobacteria
56%
viruses
41%
phages
9%
consequence assessment
9%
cyanophages
8%
latent period
6%
photons
5%
biogenesis
5%
life history
4%
pathogenicity
4%
duration
3%
cells
3%
infection
2%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Synechococcus
100%
Cyanobacteria
82%
Viruses
42%
Bacteriophages
10%
Photons
5%
Growth
5%
Light
3%
Infections
2%