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Our research group specializes in the study of ecological and functional omics, including genomics, transcriptomics, and epigenetics. Our researchers are deeply engaged in investigating copepod and nematode expression at multiple omics levels. Through these studies, we aim to unravel crucial insights into fatty acid biosynthesis pathways, as well as transgenerational genetic modifications in response to environmental stressors. By employing advanced molecular techniques, we seek to understand the intricate mechanisms underlying the adaptation and response of these organisms to their changing environment. This research contributes to our understanding of ecological processes and aids in addressing the challenges posed by environmental changes.

 

Marleen De Troch

Associate Professor

Rodgee Mae Guden

Postdoctoral Researcher

Iene Herman

PhD Student

Lotte Janssens

PhD Student

Marie Cours

PhD Student
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