Robert M Morris

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2019-2024
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Escherichia Coli

Molecularly Imprinted

Top Venues

Microbiology resource announcements

Environmental microbiology

Nature microbiology

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Publications

Robert M Morris, Sayaka Mino
The complete genome sequences of Thioglobus autotrophicus strains EF2 and EF3, isolated from an oxycline in Effingham Inlet, British Columbia. Microbiology resource announcements 13 (3) (2024)
Robert M Morris, Sayaka Mino
The complete genome sequences of Thioglobus autotrophicus strains EF2 and EF3, isolated from an oxycline in Effingham Inlet, British Columbia. Microbiology resource announcements 13 (3) (2024)
Robert M Morris, Sayaka Mino
The complete genome sequences of Thioglobus autotrophicus strains EF2 and EF3, isolated from an oxycline in Effingham Inlet, British Columbia. Microbiology resource announcements (2024)
Robert M Morris, Sayaka Mino
The complete genome sequences of Thioglobus autotrophicus strains EF2 and EF3, isolated from an oxycline in Effingham Inlet, British Columbia. Microbiology resource announcements 13 (3) (2024)
Timothy E Mattes, Susan Burke, Gabrielle Rocap, Robert M Morris
Two Metatranscriptomic Profiles through Low-Dissolved-Oxygen Waters (DO, 0 to 33 µM) in the Eastern Tropical North Pacific Ocean. Microbiology resource announcements 11 (2) (2022)
Timothy E Mattes, Anitra E Ingalls, Susan Burke, Robert M Morris
Metabolic flexibility of SUP05 under low DO growth conditions. Environmental microbiology 23 (6) (2020)
Robert M Morris, Kelsy R Cain, Kelli L Hvorecny, Justin M Kollman
Lysogenic host-virus interactions in SAR11 marine bacteria. Nature microbiology 5 (8) (2020)
Rachel L Spietz, Rachel A Lundeen, Xiaowei Zhao, Daniela Nicastro, Anitra E Ingalls, Robert M Morris
Heterotrophic carbon metabolism and energy acquisition in Candidatus Thioglobus singularis strain PS1, a member of the SUP05 clade of marine Gammaproteobacteria. Environmental microbiology 21 (7) (2019)