ArticleScience advances2021
Viral infection of algal blooms leaves a unique metabolic footprint on the dissolved organic matter in the ocean.
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Abstract
Algal blooms are hotspots of primary production in the ocean, forming the basis of the marine food web and fueling the dissolved organic matter (DOM) pool. Viruses are key players in controlling algal demise, thereby diverting biomass from higher trophic levels to the DOM pool, a process termed the "viral shunt." To decode the metabolic footprint of the viral shunt in the environment, we induced a bloom of
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