Douglas Woodhams

Assistant Professor

University of Massachusetts Boston

United States

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Douglas Woodhams is an Assistant Professor at the University of Massachusetts Boston, USA. His research focuses on the dynamics of fungal pathogen transmission in amphibians, the role of microbiomes in mosquito populations, and the immune interactions in amphibians. Recent articles reflect his interests in microbial diversity, stress responses in amphibians, and the impact of environmental factors on immune defense mechanisms.

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Jamie Voyles

University of Nevada

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Edward Carter

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Queens University

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Carly Muletz-Wolz

Smithsonian Institution

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Amanda Tokash-Peters

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Brian Gratwicke

Smithsonian Institution

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University of Tennessee

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Articles (11)

Fungal pathogen transmission dynamics in North American salamanders: Mathematical insights for disease management

Dermal glucocorticoids are uncoupled from stress physiology and infection

Mosquito Microbiomes of Rwanda: Characterizing Mosquito Host and Microbial Communities in the Land of a Thousand Hills

The adaptive microbiome hypothesis and immune interactions in amphibian mucus

Towards the generation of gnotobiotic larvae as a tool to investigate the influence of the microbiome on the development of the amphibian immune system

Shotgun metagenomics captures more microbial diversity than targeted 16S rRNA gene sequencing for field specimens and preserved museum specimens

Inhibitory Bacterial Diversity and Mucosome Function Differentiate Susceptibility of Appalachian Salamanders to Chytrid Fungal Infection

Winter is coming–Temperature affects immune defenses and susceptibility to Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans

Host-associated microbiomes are predicted by immune system complexity and climate

Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans elicits acute stress response in spotted salamanders but not infection or mortality

Probiotics Modulate a Novel Amphibian Skin Defense Peptide That Is Antifungal and Facilitates Growth of Antifungal Bacteria

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Jamie Voyles

Edward Carter

Carly Muletz-Wolz

Amanda Tokash-Peters

Brian Gratwicke

Liana Chafran

Matthew Gray

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