Intergenerational Effects of Dietary Restriction and Insulin/IGF Signaling on Starvation Resistance and Reproductive Development
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2018-10-02
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L. Ryan Baugh
The Baugh Lab is interested in phenotypic plasticity and adaptation to starvation. We use the roundworm C. elegans for an integrative organismal approach that considers molecular mechanisms in a developmental and ecological context. We are studying how development is governed by nutrient availability, how animals survive starvation, long-term consequences of early life starvation, and multigenerational plasticity.
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