Mothers Know Best
Maternal Signaling Boosts Larval Resilience Under Ocean Acidification
School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences - University of Washington

Our lab investigates how marine organisms remember and respond to environmental change including how past and present conditions shape physiology, performance, and resilience across life stages and generations. We use integrative, mechanistic approaches that link molecular regulation to organismal outcomes, connecting genetics and epigenetics with physiology to reveal when responses are flexible, when they persist, and which signals best predict resilience in dynamic coastal systems.
We prioritize open, reproducible science. Our research products and workflows are shared broadly, including online lab notebooks, code, data, and presentations so results can be evaluated, reused, and extended.
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