Ángel Pérez Diz

Associate Professor

Universidade de Vigo

Spain

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Ángel Pérez Diz is an Associate Professor at the University of Vigo in Spain. His research primarily focuses on marine biology, particularly on bivalve populations and the effects of environmental stressors on marine organisms. Recent publications include studies on the proteomic analysis of mussels and the impacts of endocrine disruptors on fish health. His work contributes to understanding the ecological dynamics and health of marine ecosystems.

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High Prevalence of Pea Crab in a Mussel Population (Mytilus edulis) of the Atlantic French Coast

Comprehensive proteomic, structural and functional analysis of cryoprotectant effects on marine mussel oocytes

Patterns of admixture and introgression in a mosaic Mytilus galloprovincialis and Mytilus edulis hybrid zone in SW England

Mytilus galloprovincialis releases immunologically functional haemocytes to the intervalvar space in response to tissue injury and infection

Effects of short-term hyposalinity stress on four commercially important bivalves: A proteomic perspective

Two branchial pathological conditions, nuclear hypertrophy and abnormal epithelial proliferation, in Mya arenaria from northwest Russian coasts

Widespread alterations upon exposure to the estrogenic endocrine disruptor ethinyl estradiol in the liver proteome of the marine male fish Cyprinodon variegatus

Proteomic analysis of F1 hybrids and intermediate variants in a littorina saxatilis hybrid zone

The bisphenol A metabolite MBP causes proteome alterations in male Cyprinodon variegatus fish characteristic of estrogenic endocrine disruption

Proteomic analysis and biochemical alterations in marine mussel gills after exposure to the organophosphate flame retardant TDCPP

Vitellogenin gene expression in marine mussels exposed to ethinylestradiol: No induction at the transcriptional level

Integration of Transcriptomics and Proteomics Improves the Characterization of the Role of Mussel Gills in a Bacterial Waterborne Infection

No evidence that vitellogenin protein expression is induced in marine mussels after exposure to an estrogenic chemical

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Beatriz Novoa

Estefania Paredes Rosendo

Paula Sánchez Marín

Celia Olabarria

Paloma Morán

Elsa Vázquez

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