Miguel José Frada

The paper uses imaging flow cytometry to study seasonal changes in protist communities in the Gulf of Aqaba, revealing shifts in cell density, size, and species composition across seasons.

The paper examines seasonal changes in protist communities in the Gulf of Aqaba, showing shifts between parasitic and autotrophic dominance linked to nutrient and mixing conditions.

The paper examines diatom community shifts and bloom dynamics in the Gulf of Aqaba, showing how mixing depth and nutrient availability influence diatom density and species composition across seasonal gradients.

The paper investigates the life cycle and morphogenetic differentiation of decoupled cells in O. huxleyi, showing they can revert to calcified form without viral pressure and exhibit distinct transcriptomic and ultrastructural features.

This study uses haplotype-aware multiomics to uncover the regulatory mechanisms behind life-cycle differentiation in Gephyrocapsa huxleyi.