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Sarah Salisbury

@salisburyfish.bsky.social

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Lecturer in Sustainable Aquaculture at the University of Exeter | Studying 🧬 to help better understand 🐟 | molecular ecology & evolution | she/her | salisburylab.weebly.com

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Sarah Salisbury @salisburyfish.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

Congratulations to @lsoler.bsky.social who presented an excellent poster and flash talk at the #FSBI2026 symposium! Her single cell RNA sequencing results revealed how resistant and susceptible salmonids differ in their systemic immune responses to sea lice. 🐟🧪🧬🧑‍💻 @thefsbi.bsky.social

A photo of Léa Soler Clavel presenting her research slide.

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Sarah Salisbury @salisburyfish.bsky.social · 02/12/2025

Great talk by @chantellehooper.bsky.social who presented her work investigating microbiome changes in healthy and languishing shrimp at the Cefas Student Day @cefasgovuk.bsky.social! 🦐🧬🦠

Chantelle Hooper stands next to her slide showing DNA being extracted from shrimp in front of an audience.

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Sarah Salisbury @salisburyfish.bsky.social · 22/02/2025

@kirkwoodlab.bsky.social revealed how collaborating with local community members facillitated multiple research projects assessing the effects of alternative vegetation removal treatments on Ontario lakes. #SCAS2025 🌱🌿🛶

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Sarah Salisbury @salisburyfish.bsky.social · 22/02/2025

@danielruzzante.bsky.social reveals how close kin mark recapture can help to identify the population size of fishes, but may be biased if sampling is not done randomly and prior to juvenile dispersal! #SCAS2025

Daniel Ruzzante presenting a slide at the SCAS 2015 conference.

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Sarah Salisbury @salisburyfish.bsky.social · 20/02/2025

@jenniferfisher1.bsky.social describes how the presence and absence of different sticklebacks ecotypes have shaped prey species (zooplankton) community structure across multiple Alaskan lakes. #SCAS2025

Jennifer Fisher giving a presentation in front of an audience at the SCAS 2025 conference.

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Sarah Salisbury @salisburyfish.bsky.social · 14/11/2023

Why care about mussels? Though they might not seem that interesting on the surface, @timreganlab.bsky.social shows us at the Blue Health symposium at the University of Edinburgh why it's worth cracking open their shells, revealing some really cool mussel immunology and phylogenetics! 🦪😎🧬🧪

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Sarah Salisbury @salisburyfish.bsky.social · 13/10/2023

👀 another reference to Roslin Institute research here at the AQUA-FAANG conference! This time it's this plot by @clemencefraslin.bsky.social et al. 2022 showing QTL for Flavobacterium columnare disease resistance in Rainbow Trout! 🦠🌈🐟🧬

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Sarah Salisbury @salisburyfish.bsky.social · 13/10/2023

We've been seeing this figure by Kriaridou et al. 2020 pop up again and again today on the final day of the AQUA-FAANG conference! 🐟🐠🦪🧬👩‍🌾👩‍💻🧪

Heritability vs snp density for 6 aquaculture species. Heritability levels off for all species around 2000 SNPs.

A presenter speaks about a slide in front of an audience.

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Sarah Salisbury @salisburyfish.bsky.social · 13/10/2023

Great talk by Robert Mukiibi on day 3 of the final AQUA-FAANG meeting! Robert revealed the presence of a massive QTL for resistance to viral nervous necrosis disease in Seabass, with clear applications for improving resistance to this disease in aquaculture! 👩‍🌾🐟🧬🍽🧪

Robert Mukiibi presents a PowerPoint slide in front of an audience.

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