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Metabolomics guided discovery of infection markers in algae-parasite interactions under different environmental conditions
Within the earth’s oceans, photosynthetic microalgae support aquatic ecosystems by fixing the planet’s carbon dioxide to produce small organic molecules. These microalgae use chemical cues and metabolites to interact with their surroundings, including parasites. Parasites can regulate microalgae pop
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