Jeric Da‐Anoy

Algae-specific Immune Modulation Influences Responses to Heat and Pathogen Challenge in a Symbiotic Coral

This study shows that hosting different algal symbionts in corals affects immune responses and stress tolerance, with trade-offs in survival under heat and pathogen challenges.

Heat and Nitrate Drive Metabolic and Immune Reprogramming Leading to the Collapse of Symbiosis in the Model Sea Anemone Aiptasia

This study examines how heat and nitrate affect symbiosis in sea anemones, finding that while nitrate can temporarily buffer thermal stress, combined stressors lead to holobiont failure.

Cell type-specific immune regulation under symbiosis in a facultatively symbiotic coral

This study investigates immune regulation in symbiotic and aposymbiotic coral tissue using multiomic approaches, revealing compartmentalized immune suppression in specific cell types during symbiosis.

Interspecies differences in the transcriptome response of corals to acute heat stress

The paper compares transcriptome responses of four coral species to acute heat stress, finding differences in stress response gene abundance and activation patterns that correlate with thermal tolerance.

Antibiotic treatment and microbiome depletion slow cnidarian regeneration

This study shows antibiotic treatment reduces microbial diversity and slows regeneration in two cnidarian species, highlighting the role of microbiomes in regeneration.

Distinct modes of holobiont specialization among cryptic coral lineages

The paper identifies three cryptic coral lineages with distinct thermal tolerance strategies by analyzing their associations with photobionts and bacteria across different reef environments.

Ex situ spawning, larval development, and settlement in the massive reef-building coral Porites lobata in Palau

This study observes ex situ spawning, larval development, and settlement in Porites lobata, finding an abbreviated pelagic larval period and potential for local adaptation.