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Kyoto team develops way to detect "invisible" plankton death from viral infection

Kyoto University team quantifies "invisible" plankton cell death

1 Sep 10 · 14d ago · 2 articles · 2 sources · development 1 of 2

Researchers developed a digital PCR-based method measuring cell-free rRNA to detect viral-induced cell lysis in diatoms and raphidophytes, finding lysis boosted rRNA release up to ~302-fold and that dissolved organic matter release can occur during population growth rather than only during visible decline.

Kyoto University team quantifies "invisible" plankton cell death
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“We did not expect the temporal decoupling between population declines and cell lysis.”

Hisashi Endo

Hisashi Endo Corresponding author, Kyoto University

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