Estelle Bigeard

This study shows that RNA virus infection alters carbon and nitrogen metabolism in marine diatoms, reducing population-level nutrient assimilation.

This study examines seasonal pigment diversity in Synechococcus at two temperate ocean sites, revealing distinct patterns linked to environmental factors and ecological niches.

This study identifies two spore types in the marine parasite Amoebophrya, revealing sexual and infectious functions, with smaller spores infecting hosts and larger spores undergoing meiosis.

The paper uses flow cytometry and electron microscopy to discover new viral morphotypes and their abundance in aquatic environments, highlighting their ecological role.

This study investigates how temperature influences the biogeography of marine giant viruses infecting Micromonas, using modeling and observational data to show temperature drives viral distribution and population dynamics.

This paper presents a morpho-molecular classification of Nassellaria using 18S and 28S rDNA and morphology, estimating their origin and diversification using a fossil-calibrated molecular clock.

This study examines temperature-induced bleaching in Collodaria by analyzing symbiont density, photosynthetic capacity, and respiration rates under varying thermal stress conditions.