Symposium S2

Life on the EdgeLife on the Edge: the Biology of Organisms Inhabiting Extreme Environments

Day: Monday, Jan. 4, 07:55-15:30
Room: C124

Organizer(s): Annie Lindgren

Symposium	Author(s)	Title
S2	LINDGREN, AR	Welcome and introduction to the symposium
S2	BUCKLEY, B.A.	CELLULAR RESPONSES TO HEAT STRESS IN ANTARCTIC FISHES
S2	MIKUCKI, JA*; TULACZYK, S; AUKEN, E; LYONS, B; DACHWALD, B; CHUA, M; PURCELL, A	Geomicrobiology, Engineering and Geophysics: Enabling the exploration of the subglacial microbial community in Antarctica’s Blood Falls
S2	O’BRIEN, K.M.*; CROCKETT, E.L.; GROVE, T.J.; LEWIS, J.M.; OLDHAM, C.A.	Is the lack of oxygen-binding proteins in Antarctic fishes advantageous in the extreme cold waters of the Southern Ocean? The interrelationship between oxygen-binding proteins and oxidative stress
S2	PODRABSKY, J.E.	The effects of oxygen deprivation on the development of a vertebrate extremophile
S2	DEVANEY, S.C.	Using ecological niche modeling to understand distribution of a deep-sea eel
S2	SEIBEL, B. A.	Physiological strategies of vertical migrating organisms in pronounced oxygen minimum zones
S2	DALY, M	Are extremeophiles phylo-extremists? An investigation into the rates and nature of evolution in deep sea, polar, and hydrothermal vent sea anemones
S2	BEINART, Roxanne A.*; GIRGUIS, Peter G.	Linking symbiont physiology to the ecology of chemoautotrophic symbioses
S2	PAIGHT, C.; MUñOZ-GóMEZ, S. A.; SAFFO, M. B.; SLAMOVITS, C; LANE, C. E.*	Life inside a tunicate: did high concentrations metabolites facilitate an apicomplexan lifestyle transition?
S2	REYSENBACH, A.L.*; DAVIS, R.	Comparative metagenomics of deep-sea hydrothermal vent microbial communities
S2	MORENO, L.E.	Communicating Science in Informal Learning Environments