linda k medlin

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Professor Linda K. Medlin is a faculty member at The Marine Biological Association in the UK. Her research interests encompass the evolution and adaptation of marine phytoplankton, particularly dinoflagellates and diatoms. Recent scholarly contributions include studies on the detection of toxic algae and the morphological and phylogenetic analysis of various marine microorganisms.

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University of Copenhagen

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A Review of the Dinoflagellates and Their Evolution from Fossils to Modern

Complex Plastids and the Evolution of the Marine Phytoplankton

The morphology and phylogeny of the diatom generaRhizosolenia,Proboscia,PseudosoleniaandNeocalyptrellafrom Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea, with description ofRhizosolenia loanicolasp. nov.,Proboscia siamensissp. nov. and Probosciales ord. nov.

Determination of the efficiency of filtration of cultures from microalgae and bacteria using hollow fiber filters

Determination of the efficiency of filtration of cultures from microalgae and bacteria using hollow fiber filters

Local environment shapes adaptation of Phaeocystis antarctica to salinity perturbations: Evidence for physiological resilience

Phylogenetic reconstruction of diatoms using a seven-gene dataset, multiple outgroups, and morphological data for a total evidence approach

Advances in the Detection of Toxic Algae Using Electrochemical Biosensors.

Advances in the Detection of Toxic Algae Using Electrochemical Biosensors

Application of the μAqua microarray for pathogenic organisms across a marine/freshwater interface

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Øjvind Moestrup

Yves Desdevises

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