Symposium S5

Stress Phenotype: Linking Molecular, Cellular, and Physiological Stress Responses to Fitness

Day: Saturday, Jan. 5, 07:50-15:30
Room: 18

Organizer(s): Haruka Wada, Britt Heidinger

Symposium	Author(s)	Title
S5	HEIDINGER, Britt*; WADA, Haruka; WADA, Haruka	A brief introduction to the symposium
S5	ROMERO, L. Michael	How Truly Conserved is the “Well-Conserved” Vertebrate Stress Response?
S5	DANTZER, B*; WESTRICK, SE; MONAGHAN, P; HAUSSMANN, M; BOUTIN, S; HUMPHRIES, MM; LANE, JE; MCADAM, AG; VAN KESTEREN, F	Maternal glucocorticoids alter a network of offspring traits in red squirrels but are these changes adaptive?
S5	KELLY, Morgan*; SIROVY, Kyle; LAPEYRE, Jerome; KELLY, Morgan	What doesn’t bend: Environmentally responsive gene expression and measures of fitness in natural populations of the eastern oyster, Crassostrea virginica
S5	BREUNER, CW*; BERK, SA	Links between glucocorticoids and fitness; three hypotheses, lots of data and 10 years later: what do we know, what’s next?
S5	WADA, H	Damage-fitness model: Integrating stress physiology models
S5	RUBENSTEIN, DR	Epigenetic mechanisms for plasticity in coping with environmental change
S5	VITOUSEK, Maren N*; TAFF, Conor C; ZIMMER, Cedric; ARDIA, Daniel R	Stress and success: The role of variation in the efficacy of negative feedback in the glucocorticoid stress response
S5	BOWSHER, Julia H*; TORSON, Alex S; YOCUM, George D; RINEHART, Joseph P	Protective Mechanisms During Low Temperature Stress in a Solitary Bee
S5	SCHWARTZ, Tonia/S; SCHWARTZ, Tonia	Using Transcriptomics to Further our Understanding of the Divergent Effects of Stressors on Physiology, Life History and Fitness
S5		Roundtable Discussion