Aichelman et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Symbiosis modulates gene expression of symbionts, but not coral hosts, under thermal challengeAichelman et al., 2024
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- Author
- Aichelman H
- Huzar A
- Wuitchik D
- Atherton K
- Wright R
- Dixon G
- Schlatter E
- Haftel N
- Davies S
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- Publication venue
- Molecular Ecology
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Increasing ocean temperatures are causing dysbiosis between coral hosts and their symbionts. Previous work suggests that coral host gene expression responds more strongly to environmental stress compared to their intracellular symbionts; however, the causes and …
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