Arianna I. Krinos

The paper identifies two strategies for phytoplankton growth under multiple stressors and finds Prochlorococcus more vulnerable to heat stress in tropical regions.

The paper examines how nutrient response strategies of two rare phytoplankton taxa contribute to their increasing prevalence in Cape Cod Bay over 20 years.

This study characterizes the microbiomes of Phaeocystis antarctica colonies in the Southern Ocean and laboratory culture, showing shifts in bacterial composition and highlighting the importance of field studies for understanding microbial interactions.

The paper analyzes global protist diversity using metagenomes and single-cell genomes, revealing extensive uncultivated and unclassified protist lineages and taxonomic blind spots.

The paper examines how intraspecific diversity in thermal response shapes phytoplankton ecological niches by growing 12 strains of Gephyrocapsa huxleyi under different temperatures and modeling their biogeography.

The paper uses metatranscriptomic and metaproteomic analysis of plankton biomass collected across a 1,050 km transect in the western North Atlantic Ocean to reveal shifts in microeukaryote community composition and metabolic function across depth and environmental gradients.

The paper analyzes time-series metagenomic data from Lake Mendota to study changes in protistan ecology, revealing shifts in community structure linked to invasive species and environmental factors.

The paper introduces a metatranscriptome assembly pipeline and validates it using simulated data, then applies it to real datasets to improve taxonomic and functional discovery.