Laia Ribas

This study examines how hypergravity and immune challenge interact in zebrafish larvae, finding that hypergravity alone has minimal transcriptomic impact but combined with LPS causes significant gene expression changes.

The paper identifies conserved gene networks in lungfish estivation that were co-opted for terrestrial adaptation through ancient gene duplications.

The paper identifies sex-biased miRNA markers that reflect past thermal events in European sea bass gonads, with some markers showing conserved sex-skewed expression across multiple fish species.

This study investigates the effects of dre-miR-210-5p in zebrafish ovarian cells using an in vitro model, identifying thousands of differentially expressed genes and their involvement in reproductive and immune pathways.

The paper identifies sex-specific miRNAs in zebrafish gonads that respond to heat treatment, suggesting their potential as epigenetic markers for environmental exposure.