Dr.ir. J.E. Kammenga

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• biology
• ecology
• evolutionary
• genetics
• molecular

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Publications

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Worms under stress: C. elegans stress response and its relevance to complex human disease and aging (online first)

Genetic variation for stress-response hormesis in C. elegans lifespan

WormQTL—public archive and analysis web portal for natural variation data in Caenorhabditis spp

Aging Uncouples Heritability and Expression-QTL in Caenorhabditis elegans

Gene Expression Modifications by Temperature-Toxicants Interactions in Caenorhabditis elegans

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Enhanced publications

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Doctoral Thesis: Phylogenetic relationships within the phylum Nematoda as revealed by ribosomal DNA, and their biological implications

Doctoral Thesis: Populations under stress : analysis on the interface between ecology and evolutionary genetics in nematodes

Current research

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Co-supervisor	Mechanisms of nematode-virus interactions in natural C. elegans populations
Project leader	GRAPPLE - Iterative modelling of gene regulatory interactions underlying stress, disease and ageing in C. elegans
Project leader	Molecular architecture of environmental adaptation in natural populations of the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans
Project leader	Molecular architecture of environmental adaptation in natural populations of the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans (NEMADAPT)
Contact person	The transcriptional architecture of C. elegans life-history trade-offs in different thermal environments.

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Completed research projects

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Project leader	Iterative modeling of gene regulatory interactions underlying stress, disease and ageing in C. elegans.
Contact person	Stress-based expression profiling in nematodes.
Supervisor	Stress-based expression profiling in nematodes.
Co-supervisor	Evolution of resistance in Solanum species against pathotypes in two cyst nematode species: an evolutionary 'arms race' or a 'trench warfare' .
Co-supervisor	Ecological Stability Analysis (ESA): towards a quantitative guide foruser oriented soil management and ecological soil quality assessment.

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Classification

A13000	Soil
D22400	Ecology