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Dr.
Jed Fuhrman
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Contact
Information
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E-mail :
fuhrman [AT] usc [DOT] edu
Phone :
(213)740-5757
Fax :
(213)740-6720
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Lab's
General Activities
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Aquatic
microbial ecology and biological oceanography; functioning
of microbial/planktonic systems - particularly, roles
of bacteria, archaea, and viruses in food webs;
microbial biodiversity and identification of nonculturable
bacteria and archaea; interactions with dissolved and
particulate organic matter; two-way interactions with
other chemical and physical processes; rates of bactivory
and viral infection; rates of nutrient regeneration;
application of biochemical and molecular biological
approaches to these problems; connections to global
cycles; human impacts on aquatic systems and related
health hazards.
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Lab's
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Fuhrman,
J.A.2002. Community structure and function in
prokaryotic marine plankton. Antonie van
Leeuwenhoek 81:521-527
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Fuhrman,
J. 2003. Genome sequences from the sea. Nature 424:
1001-1002
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Hewson,
I.
, G. A. Vargo, and J.A. Fuhrman. 2003. Bacterial
diversity in shallow oligotrophic marine benthos and
overlying waters: effects of virus infection,
containment, and nutrient enrichment. Microbial
Ecology 46: 322-336
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Schwalbach,
M.S.,
I.
Hewson, and J.A. Fuhrman. 2004. Viral effects on
bacterial community composition in marine plankton
mesocosms. Aquatic Microbial Ecology 34:117-127
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Hewson,
I, and J. A. Fuhrman. 2004. Bacterioplankton
species richness and diversity along an estuarine
gradient in
Moreton Bay
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Australia
. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 70(6): 3425-3433
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Schwalbach,
M.S. and J. A. Fuhrman . Low abundances of Aerobic,
Anoxygenic Phototrophic Bacteria in the world ocean
revealed by epiflurescence and Quantitative PCR.
Submitted to Limnol. Oceanogr.
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Hewson,
I.
and J.A. Fuhrman. Comparison of viral abundance and
bacterial fingerprint richness and diversity of
sediment bacterial assemblages in the
San
Pedro
Basin
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