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h-index: 5
Works: 8
Citations: 615

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Reconciliation of the carbon budget in the ocean’s twilight zone
S. Giering, R. Sanders, R. Lampitt, T. R. Anderson +8 more
2014Nature399 citations
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Prokaryotic responses to hydrostatic pressure in the ocean--a review.
C. Tamburini, M. Boutrif, M. Garel, R. Colwell +1 more
2013Environmental Microbiology153 citations Open access
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Impact of an intense water column mixing (0-1500 m) on prokaryotic diversity and activities during an open-ocean convection event in the NW Mediterranean Sea.
Tatiana Séverin, C. Sauret, M. Boutrif, Thomas Duhaut +9 more
2016Environmental Microbiology27 citations Open access
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Assimilation of marine extracellular polymeric substances by deep-sea prokaryotes in the NW Mediterranean Sea.
M. Boutrif, M. Garel, M. Cottrell, C. Tamburini
2011Environmental Microbiology Reports21 citations
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Contrasting degradation rates of natural dissolved organic carbon by deep-sea prokaryotes under stratified water masses and deep-water convection conditions in the NW Mediterranean Sea
M. Garel, Christos Panagiotopoulos, M. Boutrif, D. Repeta +6 more
2021Marine Chemistry15 citations Open access
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Introductory Chapter: Different Types of Parietal Hernias, Diagnosis and Treatment
Fethi Derbel, M. Boutrif, M. Azzaza, N. Mahdhi +2 more
20170 citations Open access
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Prokaryotic degradation of high molecular weight dissolved organic matter in the deep-sea waters of NW Mediterranean Sea under in situ temperature and pressure conditions during contrasted hydrological conditions
C. Tamburini, M. Boutrif, M. Garel, R. Sempéré +4 more
20160 citations
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DEGRADATION OF HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER BY DEEP -SEA PROKARYOTES ON PAP SITE (NORTHEASTERN ATLANTIC OCEAN)
M. Boutrif, M. Garel, C. Tamburini
20100 citations
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