Intergenerational Effects of Dietary Restriction and Insulin/IGF Signaling on Starvation Resistance and Reproductive Development
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L. Ryan Baugh
Associate Professor of Biology
We study nutritional control of development in the roundworm Caenorhabditis elegans.
We are interested in the signaling pathways and gene regulatory mechanisms that enable
the worm to reversibly arrest development and resist stress in response to starvation.
We are also interested in epigenetic mechanisms that mediate transgenerational effects
of starvation.
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