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Dominik Merges

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Name	Dominik Merges
Place	Frankfurt am Main (Wirkungsort) Deutschland
Academic degree	Dr. (Fachbereich Biologie der Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main) (2020)
Profession	Biologe (characteristic profession)
Record type	Person
GND-Identifier	1206299711
Record ID	1206299711
Involved in show all Identification and expression of functionally conserved circadian clock genes in lichen-forming fungi A candidate gene cluster for the bioactive natural product gyrophoric acid in lichen-forming fungi Metatranscriptomics reveals contrasting effects of elevation on the activity of bacteria and bacterial viruses in soil Protein kinase gene declines linearly with elevation: a shared genomic feature across species and continents in lichenized fungi suggests role in climate adaptation Mutualistic and antagonistic effects of plant-animal and plant-fungal interactions on plant recruitment at the tree line High throughput sequencing combined with null model tests reveals specific plant-fungi associations linked to seedling establishment and survival

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Dominik Merges

Identification and expression of functionally conserved circadian clock genes in lichen-forming fungi

A candidate gene cluster for the bioactive natural product gyrophoric acid in lichen-forming fungi

Metatranscriptomics reveals contrasting effects of elevation on the activity of bacteria and bacterial viruses in soil

Protein kinase gene declines linearly with elevation: a shared genomic feature across species and continents in lichenized fungi suggests role in climate adaptation

Mutualistic and antagonistic effects of plant-animal and plant-fungal interactions on plant recruitment at the tree line

High throughput sequencing combined with null model tests reveals specific plant-fungi associations linked to seedling establishment and survival