Camilo Escobar-Sierra

Global thermal tolerance of freshwater invertebrates and fish

The paper compiles a thermal tolerance database for freshwater fish and invertebrates, including 5000+ records from 800+ species, to assess thermal risks under current and future environmental conditions.

Navigating the Urban River: Transcriptomic Responses of Freshwater Fish to Multiple Anthropogenic Stressors

This study examines transcriptomic responses of freshwater fish to urban stressors, finding seasonal gene expression changes and pathway activations linked to stressors like temperature and salinity.

Unravelling the molecular mechanisms of fish salinity adaptation in the face of multiple stressors: A comparative multi-tissue transcriptomic study in the Llobregat River, Barcelona, Spain

This study investigates salinity adaptation in minnows exposed to saline effluents using transcriptomic analysis of brain, gills, and liver tissues.

Field application of de novo transcriptomic analysis to evaluate the effects of sublethal freshwater salinization on Gasterosteus aculeatus in urban streams

The paper evaluates sublethal salinity effects on Gasterosteus aculeatus using transcriptomic analysis in urban streams, identifying osmoregulatory gene responses.