L. E. Fuess

This study shows that prior heat stress in Exaiptasia diaphana increases pathogen susceptibility by reducing energetic reserves and immune activity.

This study investigates trade-offs between immunity and reproduction in the coral Astrangia poculata but finds no significant associations between immune activity and reproductive output.

The paper examines how variation in algal symbiont density affects constitutive immune metrics in the coral Astrangia poculata, finding positive correlations between symbiont density and antioxidant activity and melanin concentration.

This study uses single-cell RNA sequencing to show microevolution of immune cell structure in sticklebacks, linking cell type variation to parasite resistance differences.

The paper examines correlations between immune gene expression and gut microbiome composition in stickleback fish, identifying microbial families linked to immune processes.

This study tests the Baldwin Effect in stickleback fish resistance to a parasite, finding no support for the effect but highlighting the role of constitutive and inducible gene expression variation in host-parasite interactions.

This study investigates how three threespine stickleback populations differ in their immune response to a tapeworm, finding that resistant populations recognize the parasite, activate fibrosis faster, and attenuate it more effectively than susceptible populations.