Marine-microbes Scholarly Peer-review Journal
Marine biology is that the study of the microorganisms (bacteria, archaea,
viruses and fungi) within the marine atmosphere, as well as their
biodiversity, ecology and biogeochemistry. Invisible to the naked eye, there's an abundant world of microbes living in the ocean with a quality and variety that rivals all different life on Earth. If you weighed all the living organisms in the ocean, 90% of that weight would be from microbes. Just because these microbes can’t be seen doesn't mean they're unimportant. Microbes area unit typically the engines of ecosystems that otherwise wouldn't have access to the food and nutrients they have. Several also are the keepers of healthy ecosystems, cleansing the ocean of
waste and sometimes defensive against disesase instead of spreading it. Microbes live in some of most extreme environments, from boiling hydrothermal vents to underground glacial lakes within the Antarctic. They were even the primary life on the world, living without oxygen in Ancient Ocean.
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journals are specific, meticulously cited and peer-reviewed, journal databases are the best place to look for
information on previous research on your species. Without a background in the field, journal
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information from it.
High Impact List of Articles
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Rhabdomyomatosis of the
heart associated with tuberous
sclerosis. A case report and
review of the literature
Kouroupi Maria, Alexiadis Triantafyllos, Karamanidis Dimitrios, Koutsougeras Gerasimos, Giatromanolaki Alexandra and Lambropoulou Maria
Case Report: Clinical Practice
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Rhabdomyomatosis of the
heart associated with tuberous
sclerosis. A case report and
review of the literature
Kouroupi Maria, Alexiadis Triantafyllos, Karamanidis Dimitrios, Koutsougeras Gerasimos, Giatromanolaki Alexandra and Lambropoulou Maria
Case Report: Clinical Practice
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Aspirin to prevent incident cardiovascular disease: is it causing more damage than it prevents?
Carrie-Anne Ling, Susan Unwin-Golding, Alice Wood and Kausik Ray
Editorial: Clinical Practice
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Aspirin to prevent incident cardiovascular disease: is it causing more damage than it prevents?
Carrie-Anne Ling, Susan Unwin-Golding, Alice Wood and Kausik Ray
Editorial: Clinical Practice
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Evolving role of chemotherapy in castration-resistant prostate cancer
Fatima H Karzai, Ravi A Madan and William L Dahut
Review Article: Clinical Practice
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Evolving role of chemotherapy in castration-resistant prostate cancer
Fatima H Karzai, Ravi A Madan and William L Dahut
Review Article: Clinical Practice
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Antiobesity drug therapy: a call for more rigorous end-point evaluation
Raj S Padwal
Editorial: Clinical Practice
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Antiobesity drug therapy: a call for more rigorous end-point evaluation
Raj S Padwal
Editorial: Clinical Practice
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Nasal peak expiratory flow and nasal congestion in women: how many subjects are enough?
Eva K Ellegard and Lars H Ellegard
Research Article: Clinical Practice
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Nasal peak expiratory flow and nasal congestion in women: how many subjects are enough?
Eva K Ellegard and Lars H Ellegard
Research Article: Clinical Practice
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