Shift from carbon flow through the microbial loop to the viral shunt in coastal Antarctic waters during austral summer.

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Shift from carbon flow through the microbial loop to the viral shunt in coastal Antarctic waters during austral summer.

Year of publication

2021

Authors

Evans, Claire; Brandsma, Joost; Meredith, Michael; Thomas, David Neville; Venables, Hugh; Pond, David; Brussaard, Corina

Organizations and authors

University of Helsinki

Thomas David Neville

Publication type

Publication format

Article

Parent publication type

Journal

Article type

Original article

Audience

Scientific

Peer-reviewed

Peer-Reviewed

MINEDU's publication type classification code

A1 Journal article (refereed), original research

Publication channel information

Journal

Microorganisms

Parent publication name

Microorganisms

Volume

9

Issue

2

Article number

460

ISSN

2076-2607

​Publication forum

78520

​Publication forum level

1

Open access

Open access in the publisher’s service

Yes

Open access of publication channel

Fully open publication channel

Self-archived

Yes

License of the self-archived publication

CC BY

Other information

Fields of science

Ecology, evolutionary biology

Keywords

Antarctica; bacteriovory; Carbon; heterotrophic nanoflagellates; microbial loop; prokaryotes; VIRAL LYSIS; viral shunt; viruses

Publication country

Switzerland

Internationality of the publisher

International

Language

English

International co-publication

Yes

Co-publication with a company

No

DOI

10.3390/microorganisms9020460

The publication is included in the Ministry of Education and Culture’s Publication data collection

Yes