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The effect of viral plasticity on the coexistence and eco-evolutionary dynamics of host-phage systems

2020-01-01

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Viruses infect host cells to hijack the host machinery for viral reproduction, which can lead to host mortality for unicellular organisms. In marine environments, viruses are recognized as an important factor altering phytoplankton and bacterioplankton growth and dynamics. However, it is still unclear the exact role that viruses play in the regulation of their host populations. As a consequence, generalizing viral...

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10.48730/53d3-db76
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