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Cold-acclimation completely compensates UV radiation-induced DNA damage rate in amphibian larvae (Limnodynastes peronii)

The University of Queensland
Dr Coen Hird (Aggregated by) Dr Rebecca Cramp (Aggregated by) Dr Rebecca Cramp (Aggregated by) Mr Coen Hird (Aggregated by) Professor Craig E Franklin (Aggregated by)
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Exposure to UVR causes harmful DNA damage in amphibians, particularly at cold temperatures where DNA repair enzymes may not be as efficient. This project investigated whether amphibian larvae have the capacity to thermally acclimate to low temperatures, compensating for the depressive effects of temperature on UV tolerance.

Issued: 04 05 2023

Data time period: 07 2019 to 04 05 2023

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Animal Cell and Molecular Biology | Biological Sciences | DNA repair | Ecology | Ecological Physiology | Global Change Biology | Other Biological Sciences | Zoology | active plasticity | amphibian declines | ecophysiology | eng | temperature |

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Temperature causes species-specific responses to UV-induced DNA damage in amphibian larvae

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Hird, Coen, Franklin, Craig and Cramp, Rebecca (2022). Temperature causes species-specific responses to UV-induced DNA damage in amphibian larvae. Biology Letters, 18 (10) 20220358, 1-6. doi: 10.1098/rsbl.2022.0358

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