Joseph R. Shaw

This study examines how nutritional status affects arsenic toxicity in Daphnia pulex through transcriptomic analysis, revealing that phosphorus limitation has a greater impact than food quantity.

The paper identifies cadmium-adapted Daphnia pulex genotypes and shows they have reduced germline mutations under cadmium exposure compared to nonadapted genotypes.

The paper benchmarks toxicity prediction models and introduces a 3D-structure-based deep learning model that improves classification accuracy.

This study identifies conserved molecular responses to arsenite exposure in Drosophila, revealing shared pathways with human arsenic-related diseases.