Dr Nia M. Whiteley
Lecturer in Animal Physiology
Contact details:
Email: n.m.whiteley@bangor.ac.uk
Office: E26
Laboratory: E28A
Tel no. 01248
382296
Fax no. 01248 371644
Research interests:
Effects of variable environments on acid-base balance, respiratory gas exchange, ion regulation, nitrogen excretion and protein metabolism in aquatic animals. Environmental modulation of growth and metabolism, and molecular regulation of muscle function in crustaceans. Characterisation of stress responses in animals exposed to extreme conditions. Metabolic costs of survival and relationship to variations in tolerance limits.
Stephen McCleary
PhD. Student
Contact details:
Email: bsu642@bangor.ac.uk
Office: E6
Laboratory: E28A
Tel: 01248 382296
Sam Rastrick
PhD. Student
Contact details:
Email: bsp012@bangor.ac.uk
Office: C7
Laboratory: E28A
Tel: 01248 382296
Recent Members and Visitors
- Dr Jennifer Rock
- Postdoc. 2001-05. Evolutionary adaptation of heavy chain myosin genes in gammarid amphipods.
Postdoc. University of Wales, Bangor. - Sohelia Khazraee
- Visiting Ph.D. student, Dept. of Aquatic Animal Health, Tehran University, March-Aug. 2004. Localisation of
fast and slow muscle fibre phenotypes in the body musculature of
gammarid
amphipods.
Returned to PhD studies at Dept. of Aquatic Animal Health, Tehran University. - Dr Leigh Faulkner
- Ph.D. student 1998-2002. Influence of season and temperature on the metabolic costs of survival in the intertidal isopod,
Ligia oceanica.
Self Employed. - Dr Itsara Intanai
- Joint Ph.D. student with Prof E. W. Talyor, University of Birmingham, 2001. Physiological and metabolic adaptations to changes
in salinity and temperature of two commercially important crustaceans: Macrobranchium rosenbergii (de Man) and
Homarus gammarus (L.).
Lecturer. Prince of Songkla University, Thailand.
