Travis C. Durhack

The paper uses mucus transcriptional profiling to identify thermal stress in bull trout, finding a 94.1% accurate biomarker panel comparable to other tissues.

This study examines how high temperature and low dissolved oxygen affect lake trout's thermal tolerance and cellular stress response through transcriptomic analysis of gill, liver, and mucus tissues.

The paper examines how behavioural responses to acute warming in Brook Trout precede shifts in cellular and physiological thermal stress responses, identifying a potential link between behavioural avoidance and transcriptome changes.

This study identifies 18°C as a critical sublethal thermal threshold for juvenile bull trout, beyond which acclimation capacity declines and stress responses increase.