Capturing diversity of marine heterotrophic protists: one cell at a time

Recent applications of culture-independent, molecular methods have revealed unexpectedly high diversity in a variety of functional and phylogenetic groups of microorganisms in the ocean. However, none of the existing research tools are free from significant limitations, such as PCR and cloning biase...

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Published in:The ISME Journal 2011-04, Vol.5 (4), p.674-684
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