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D. Huffman

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Genetic and morphological variation is associated with differences in cold-water tolerance and geographic expansion among invasive snails (Melanoides tuberculata) in central Texas

S. F. Harding, D. Rodriguez, J. Jackson, D. Huffman

The paper investigates genetic and morphological variation in invasive snails to understand their cold-water tolerance and range expansion in Texas.

bioRxiv · Dec 20, 2019 · PreprintZoology

Intestinal crypts recover rapidly from focal damage with coordinated motion of stem cells that is impaired by aging

J. Choi, N. Rakhilin, P. Gadamsetty, D. J. Joe, T. Tabrizian, S. M. Lipkin, D. Huffman, X. Shen, N. Nishimura

This study shows that intestinal crypts rapidly recover from focal damage through coordinated stem cell motion, which is impaired by aging.

bioRxiv · Nov 13, 2017Physiology