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David Queller

Spencer T Olin Professor of Biology

Washington University in St. Louis

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Biology

David Queller is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Spencer T Olin Professor of Biology at Washington University In St. Louis.

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David Queller

Washington University in St. Louis

Spencer T Olin Professor of Biology

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evolutionary biology ecology genetics entomology avian biology biology evolutionary ecology population genetics behavioral ecology animal behavior microbial ecology genomics insect science social amoeba host-microbe interactions animal ecology sociobiology breeding behavior kin selection social behavior molecular ecology evolutionary theory cooperation adaptation phylogenetics animal behaviour wildlife evolutionary genetics genome biology genetic relatedness environmental microbiology biological evolution nature plo biology ornithology evolutionary anthropology ethology evolutionary microbiology natural selection predator-prey interactions social wasp male production altruism social insects kin discrimination dictyostelium discoideum social evolution host-parasite relationships biotic interactions mycelial interaction parachartergus colobopterus philosophy of biology insect social behavior microbial diversity social parasitism intergroup relations mutualistic interactions sexual selection protists inclusive fitness stingless bees social amoebae polistine wasps queen number neotropical wasp family relationships parental care short-term variability molecular evolutionary ecology plant genetics genetic diversity biochemical genetics intergroup cooperation gene evolution genetic markers inclusive fitness theory altruistic behavior coevolution

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Complex Third-Party Effects in the Dictyostelium–Paraburkholderia Symbiosis: Prey Bacteria That Are Eaten, Carried or Left Behind. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2024)

Trey J. ScottDavid C. QuellerJoan E. Strassmann

microbiologyprey bacteriacomplex third-party effectsbiologysymbiosis

Correction for Noh Et Al., “Reduced and Nonreduced Genomes in Paraburkholderia Symbionts of Social Amoebas”. mSystems (2024)

Suegene NohBenjamin J. CapodannoSongtao XuMarisa C. HamiltonJoan E. StrassmannDavid C. Queller

microbiologygenomicssocial amoebassystems biology

Costs of Being a Diet Generalist for the Protist Predator Dictyostelium Discoideum. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

P. M. ShreenidhiDebra A. BrockRachel I. McCabeJoan E. StrassmannDavid C. Queller

avian biologyprotistsanimal behaviorwildlifebotanydiet generalistanimal scienceevolutionary biologybiologypredator-prey interactionsenvironmental scienceanimal ecologyentomology

In the Social Amoeba Dictyostelium Discoideum, Shortened Stalks May Limit Obligate Cheater Success Even When Exploitable Partners Are Available. PeerJ (2024)

James MedinaTyler LarsenDavid C QuellerJoan E Strassmann

parasitologymicrobiologymutualistic interactionscriminologypeer relationshipsplant-animal interactionscoevolutionanimal biotechnologyplant-abiotic interactionobligate cheater successinsect sciencebehavioral sciencesevolutionary biologyrisk managementcandidate selectionexploitable partnerssymbiosis

Non-Selected Incompatibilities and Their Effects on Aggregative Multicellularity in the Social Amoeba Dictyostelium Discoideum. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Israt JahanTrey J ScottJoan E StrassmannDavid C Queller

aggregative multicellularitynon-selected incompatibilitiesmicrobial ecologysystems biologyevolutionary biologyecology

Novel Symbionts Reveal Amoebae as Significant Hosts for Environmental Chlamydiae. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Fei LiuLaura M WalkerJason WolfChristopher ThompsonTamara S HaselkornYijing ShiJijuan DingJoan E StrassmannDavid QuellerLongfei Shu

microbiologypathogenic bacteriamicrobial ecologypath dependenceinfectious diseasesmicrobial pathogenesismolecular microbiologynovel symbiontsenvironmental chlamydiaesignificant hostsmycelial interactionecologysymbiosisenvironmental microbiologymicroorganisms

Prey Attraction in a Generalist Microbial Predator, Dictyostelium Discoideum. (2024)

P. M. ShreenidhiRachel I. McCabeDavid C. QuellerJoan E. Strassmann

microbiologymicrobial ecologyprey attractionpredator-prey interactionsdictyostelium discoideumecologygeneralist microbial predator

Testing the Coordination Hypothesis: Incompatibilities in Aggregative Development of an Experimentally Evolved Social Amoeba. Evolution Letters (2024)

Israt JahanTrey J ScottJoan E StrassmannDavid C Queller

developmental biologysocial amoebaevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyaggregative developmentevolutionary theorycoordination hypothesis

The Genetic Basis of Predation Resistance in Pseudomonas Species Associated With the Bactivorous Soil Amoeba Dictyostelium Discoideum. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Margaret I. SteeleJessica M. PeiserSimon P. M. DawsonDavid C. QuellerJoan E. Strassmann

microbiologygeneticspredator-prey interactionsevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologybactivorous soilpredation resistance

Unpredictable Soil Conditions Can Affect the Prevalence of a Microbial Symbiosis. PeerJ (2024)

Trey J. ScottCalum J. StephensonSandeep RaoDavid C. QuellerJoan E. Strassmann

environmental scienceunpredictable soil conditionsmicrobial symbiosismicrobial ecology

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David Queller

Spencer T Olin Professor of Biology

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

Biology

David Queller is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Spencer T Olin Professor of Biology at Washington University In St. Louis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Queller

Washington University in St. Louis

Spencer T Olin Professor of Biology

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Complex Third-Party Effects in the Dictyostelium–Paraburkholderia Symbiosis: Prey Bacteria That Are Eaten, Carried or Left Behind. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2024)

Trey J. ScottDavid C. QuellerJoan E. Strassmann

microbiologyprey bacteriacomplex third-party effectsbiologysymbiosis

Correction for Noh Et Al., “Reduced and Nonreduced Genomes in Paraburkholderia Symbionts of Social Amoebas”. mSystems (2024)

Suegene NohBenjamin J. CapodannoSongtao XuMarisa C. HamiltonJoan E. StrassmannDavid C. Queller

microbiologygenomicssocial amoebassystems biology

Costs of Being a Diet Generalist for the Protist Predator Dictyostelium Discoideum. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

P. M. ShreenidhiDebra A. BrockRachel I. McCabeJoan E. StrassmannDavid C. Queller

avian biologyprotistsanimal behaviorwildlifebotanydiet generalistanimal scienceevolutionary biologybiologypredator-prey interactionsenvironmental scienceanimal ecologyentomology

In the Social Amoeba Dictyostelium Discoideum, Shortened Stalks May Limit Obligate Cheater Success Even When Exploitable Partners Are Available. PeerJ (2024)

James MedinaTyler LarsenDavid C QuellerJoan E Strassmann

Non-Selected Incompatibilities and Their Effects on Aggregative Multicellularity in the Social Amoeba Dictyostelium Discoideum. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Israt JahanTrey J ScottJoan E StrassmannDavid C Queller

aggregative multicellularitynon-selected incompatibilitiesmicrobial ecologysystems biologyevolutionary biologyecology

Novel Symbionts Reveal Amoebae as Significant Hosts for Environmental Chlamydiae. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Fei LiuLaura M WalkerJason WolfChristopher ThompsonTamara S HaselkornYijing ShiJijuan DingJoan E StrassmannDavid QuellerLongfei Shu

Prey Attraction in a Generalist Microbial Predator, Dictyostelium Discoideum. (2024)

P. M. ShreenidhiRachel I. McCabeDavid C. QuellerJoan E. Strassmann

microbiologymicrobial ecologyprey attractionpredator-prey interactionsdictyostelium discoideumecologygeneralist microbial predator

Testing the Coordination Hypothesis: Incompatibilities in Aggregative Development of an Experimentally Evolved Social Amoeba. Evolution Letters (2024)

Israt JahanTrey J ScottJoan E StrassmannDavid C Queller

developmental biologysocial amoebaevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyaggregative developmentevolutionary theorycoordination hypothesis

The Genetic Basis of Predation Resistance in Pseudomonas Species Associated With the Bactivorous Soil Amoeba Dictyostelium Discoideum. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Margaret I. SteeleJessica M. PeiserSimon P. M. DawsonDavid C. QuellerJoan E. Strassmann

microbiologygeneticspredator-prey interactionsevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologybactivorous soilpredation resistance

Unpredictable Soil Conditions Can Affect the Prevalence of a Microbial Symbiosis. PeerJ (2024)

Trey J. ScottCalum J. StephensonSandeep RaoDavid C. QuellerJoan E. Strassmann

environmental scienceunpredictable soil conditionsmicrobial symbiosismicrobial ecology

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