Richard B. Gump South Pacific Research Station

30 Dec, 12 PM - 15 Jan, 12 PM

The goal of our research is to test hypotheses describing the relationships between energy metabolism and epigenetic control of gene expression that lead to the development of general “Rules of Life” underlying changes in genome function generating the phenome. Specifically, we will characterize how symbiotic nutritional interactions and metabolic states modulate epigenetic dynamics, provide intra-generational and trans-generational memory, and thus regulate organismal processes and ecological/evolutionary outcomes. To elucidate these linkages, we will integrate cellular, molecular, physiological, and ecological data through mathematical models. With this integration we will be able to describe and predict the epigenetic modulation underlying phenotypic variation in a complex and rapidly changing environment.

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Under Project # 43977 | Research

CORAL REEF ACCLIMATIZATION AND ADAPTATION

faculty - Florida International University

Reservation Members(s)

Jose Eirin-Lopez Dec 30, 2019 - Jan 15, 2020 (17 days)
Juliet Wong Dec 30, 2019 - Jan 15, 2020 (17 days)
Aaron Rose Dec 30, 2019 - Jan 15, 2020 (17 days)

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Private Bungalow - UC/Consortium 1 Dec 30, 2019 - Jan 15, 2020