Professor Mark Viney

Research summary

I am interested in the biology of nematode roundworms, particularly parasitic species. More information about my research is here: Nematode Biology.

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Memberships

School of Biological Sciences

Research groups

• Evolutionary Biology
• Ecology and Environmental Change

Labs

• Nematode Biology

Selected publications

• Nemetschke, L, Eberhardt, A, Viney, M & Streit, S, 2010, ‘A genetic map of the animal-parasitic nematode Strongyloides ratti’. Molecular & Biochemical Parasitology, vol 169(2)., pp. 124 - 127
• Harvey, S, Shorto, A & Viney, M, 2008, ‘Quantitative genetic analysis of life-history traits of Caenorhabditis elegans in stressful environments’. BMC Evolutionary Biology, vol 8:15.

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Latest publications

• Viney, M, 2018, ‘Predicting the effects of parasite coinfection across species boundaries’. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B: Biological Sciences.
• Viney, M, 2018, ‘The Ecology Of Immune State In A Wild Mammal, Mus Musculus Domesticus.’. PLoS Biology.

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