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     • Bacteriophages (that is, phages: viruses that infect bacteria) are highly abundant and are known to play critical roles in bacterial mortality, biogeochemical cycling and horizontal gene transfer.
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   What role do bacteriophages play in the microbiome?

   • Using lessons learned from the latest metagenomic studies, we focus on two explicit aspects of the role bacteriophages play within the microbiome, their ecological role in structuring bacterial populations, and their contribution to microbiome functioning by encoding auxiliary metabolism genes.

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   Are phages involved in the rise of pathogens in disturbed marine ecosystems?

   • The results showed that the increase in microbial densities that occurs during coral reef degradation is associated with a change in the genomic repertoire of bacteriophages, specifically in the diversity and distribution of bacterial virulence genes. This suggests that phages are implicated in the rise of pathogens in disturbed marine ecosystems.

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   What are bacterial phages & why are they important?

   • Bacteriophages (that is, phages: viruses that infect bacteria) are highly abundant and are known to play critical roles in bacterial mortality, biogeochemical cycling and horizontal gene transfer.

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   How do bacteriophages affect microbial ecology and geochemical cycles?

   • Bacteriophages can impact their host populations in different ways and also have impacts on the microbial ecology and geochemical cycles. The concept of phage therapy as a fundamental application of bacteriophages is deeply relying on the facts of their host specificity, abundance in the environment with limited ecological impact.

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   Jun 4, 2018 · Bacteriophages (that is, phages: viruses that infect bacteria) are highly abundant and are known to play critical roles in bacterial mortality, biogeochemical cycling and horizontal gene transfer.

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   Dec 1, 2022 · The lysing of heterotrophic and autotrophic bacteria contributes to nutrient availability in marine ecosystems by what is known as the ‘viral shunt’ of the ‘microbial loop’, which is exploited by other heterotrophs 2, 3. Evidence of ocean KtW includes flavophages that bloom with their Flavobacteria hosts [4].

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   Dec 1, 2020 · The ecological role of bacteriophages has an effect on bacterial existence, diversity in the ocean, biogeochemical cycles, re gulation of nutrients and they are the key. players of horizontal...

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   Feb 5, 2020 · This suggests that phages are implicated in the rise of pathogens in disturbed marine ecosystems. Bacteriophages encode genes that modify bacterial functions during infection. The acquisition of phage-encoded virulence genes is a major mechanism for the rise of bacterial pathogens.

   • Author: Cynthia B. Silveira, Cynthia B. Silveira, Felipe H. Coutinho, Giselle S. Cavalcanti, Sean Benler, Mi...

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7. www.nature.com › articles › s41579/021/00602-yInteractions between bacterial and phage communities in ...

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   Aug 9, 2021 · Given that bacteria account for ~15% of the global biomass on Earth 7, it is becoming clear that phages have an important role in the functioning of many ecosystems and, on a larger scale, have...

   • Author: Anne Chevallereau, Anne Chevallereau, Benoît J Pons, Stineke van Houte, Edze R Westra

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8. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesEnvironmental bacteriophages: viruses of microbes in aquatic ...

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   Jul 24, 2014 · Viral abundance generally increases with the increasing productivity of aquatic ecosystems and, as a consequence, decreases from freshwater to marine ecosystems, from costal to oceanic zones, and from the surface to the bottom of the euphotic layer (Sime-Ngando and Colombet, 2009).

9. link.springer.com › content › pdfInteractions between marine microorganisms and their phages

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   greatest abundance and highest genetic diversity in marine ecosystems, and the vast majority of them are bacterio-phages, which is a key factor dominating the mortality of microorganisms. Through phage infection, horizontal gene transfer, and inducement of bacterial phage-resistant muta-tions, marine viroplankton play important roles in regulating