Samuel J. White

This study shows that parental immune challenge in Pacific Oysters improves offspring survival and metabolic flexibility under moderate heat stress but reduces survival at extreme temperatures.

This study validates resazurin as a high-throughput proxy for metabolic rate in oysters, showing its correlation with oxygen consumption and its utility in assessing thermal stress and genetic variability.

The paper identifies conserved epigenetic regulatory networks involving miRNAs, lncRNAs, and DNA methylation in three coral species, revealing cross-talk mechanisms and lineage-specific regulatory roles.

This study examines gene expression changes in Hematodinium-infected crabs under different temperature conditions, identifying temperature-responsive genes in both host and parasite.

This study characterizes the non-coding RNA repertoire in three reef-building coral species, identifying conserved and species-specific ncRNAs and their potential regulatory roles.

This study examines how DNA methylation and gene expression respond to elevated pCO2 in eastern oysters, finding sex-specific effects on transcriptional noise and gene regulation.

This study examines the coupling between genetic and epigenetic variation in Olympia oysters, finding that 27% of methylation differences are explained by genotype.

The paper identifies differentially methylated loci in Pacific oyster gonad tissue under ocean acidification, suggesting methylation regulates development and stress response pathways.

This study shows that DNA methylation changes in geoduck clams under different pH conditions lead to long-term phenotypic effects and acclimatization.

The paper examines DNA methylation patterns in eastern oyster gonad tissue under ocean acidification conditions and identifies differentially methylated loci that may influence transcriptional control and potential inheritance.