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Energy-dependent biodiversity (3)

James V. Kohl | May 25, 2016

Higher Abundance of Bacteria than of Viruses in Deep Mediterranean Sediments Conclusion: Results obtained in this study suggest that the number of viruses in deep-sea sediments might be dependent upon complex interactions with both abiotic factors (such as pressure, physical disturbance, and redox conditions) and biotic factors, including bacterial metabolic state and virus supply from … Energy-dependent biodiversity (3)

Beneficial microbes kill beneficial mutations

James V. Kohl | January 15, 2015

Microbiology: Here’s looking at you, squid Margaret McFall-Ngai has dissected the relationship between a beautiful squid and its live-in bacteria — and found lessons for microbiome research on the way. Ed Yong 14 January 2015 Excerpt: “We now know that microbes make up the vast diversity of the biosphere, and that animal biology was shaped … Beneficial microbes kill beneficial mutations

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Beneficial microbes kill beneficial mutations

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