Justyna Wolinska

The paper tests how microbiome composition affects host survival in Daphnia magna infected with a fungal parasite, finding genotype- and life-stage-dependent effects.

This study meta-analyzes 775 effect sizes from 124 studies to show elevated temperatures increase parasitism in many host-parasite systems, with varied responses across taxa.

This study examines how chemical pollutants and parasitic fungi interact to affect cyanobacterial metabolism, finding synergistic and antagonistic effects depending on the pollutant and presence of the parasite.

This study shows how metolachlor herbicide alters gene expression in a cyanobacterium and its chytrid parasite, weakening parasite control and favoring cyanobacterial persistence.

This study shows that warming increases eukaryotic parasite richness and alters their assemblages in freshwater lakes, with stronger host-parasite richness correlations in heated lakes.

The paper examines how Daphnia microbiomes vary with diet, environmental conditions, and parasite outbreaks across 13 years of field data.

This study shows that warming increases host mortality from infections, with bacterial pathogens causing more deaths than fungal ones, and effects depend on pathogen type and host-pathogen history.