Ilan Ruhr

Assistant Professor

Wellesley College

United States

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Dr. Ilan Ruhr is an Assistant Professor at Wellesley College in the United States. His research focuses on developmental programming, cardiac function under anoxic conditions, and metabolic adaptations in aquatic organisms. Recent articles highlight his work on sarcoplasmic reticulum function in turtles, mitochondrial reactive oxygen species, and the effects of hypoxia on cardiac health in various species.

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Developmental programming of sarcoplasmic-reticulum function improves cardiac anoxia tolerance in turtles

Low production of mitochondrial reactive oxygen species after anoxia and reoxygenation in turtle hearts

The Long-Term Effects of Developmental Hypoxia on Cardiac Mitochondrial Function in Snapping Turtles

Turning turtle: scaling relationships and self-righting ability in Chelydra serpentina

A marine teleost, Opsanus beta, compensates acidosis in hypersaline water by H+ excretion or reduced HCO3− excretion rather than HCO3− uptake

Developmental programming of DNA methylation and gene expression patterns is associated with extreme cardiovascular tolerance to anoxia in the common snapping turtle

Is aquaporin‐3 involved in water‐permeability changes in the killifish during hypoxia and normoxic recovery, in freshwater or seawater?

Metabolic adaptations to anoxia and reoxygenation: New lessons from freshwater turtles and crucian carp

A beach festival isn't a sound idea to fish

Arctic fish aren’t cool about hotter water

The big problem with microplastic pollution

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Catherine Williams

Gina Galli

Jonathan Codd

Amanda Bundgaard

Angela Fago

William Irvin Sellers

Holly Alice Shiels

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