New study advances understanding of dinoflagellate cyst dormancy

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Source: James St. John

Researchers investigating the molecular mechanisms governing dinoflagellate dormancy have found that the vast majority of genes related to major metabolic and regulatory pathways remained transcriptionally active in cyst assemblages.

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