University of Winnipeg - First-of-its-kind research into viruses infecting microalgae in Lake Winnipeg

A University of Winnipeg researcher is leading a study of viruses that effect microalgae in one of Canada’s largest freshwater lakes.

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First-of-its-kind research into viruses infecting microalgae in Lake Winnipeg