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Elizabeth Glater

Associate Professor of Neuroscience

Pomona College

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Neuroscience

Pomona College

Neuroscience Department

Elizabeth Glater is currently serving as a Neuroscience Associate Professor of Neuroscience at Pomona College.

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Elizabeth Glater

Pomona College

Associate Professor of Neuroscience

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Chemical Basis of Microbiome Preference in the Nematode C. Elegans. Scientific Reports (2024)

Victor Z. ChaiTiam FarajzadehYufei MengSokhna B. LoTymmaa A. AsaedCharles J. TaylorElizabeth E. Glater

chemical basismicrobiome preferencemicrobiomebiochemistry

The Awcoff Neuron is Important for Attraction to 1-Butanol in Caenorhabditis Elegans. PubMed (2024)

The Nematode Worm C. Elegans Chooses Between Bacterial Foods as If Maximizing Economic Utility. eLife (2023)

Abraham KatzenHui-Kuan ChungWilliam T HarbaughChristina Della IaconoNicholas JacksonElizabeth E GlaterCharles J TaylorStephanie K YuSteven W FlavellPaul W GlimcherJames AndreoniShawn R Lockery

nematologybacterial foodspredator-prey interactionseconomic utilityeconomicsfood choicemicrobial ecology

A Journey to ‘Tame a Small Metazoan Organism’, Seen Through the Artistic Eyes of C. Elegans Researchers. CRC Press eBooks (2022)

Eleni GourgouAlexandra R. WillisSebastian GiuntiMaria J. De RosaAmanda G. CharlesworthMirella Hernandez LimaElizabeth GlaterSonja SooBianca PereiraKübra AkbaşAnushka DebMadhushree KamakMark W. MoyleAnnika TraaAakanksha SinghviSurojit SuralEugene Jennifer Jin

aestheticsdevelopmental biologybiologyartistic eyesmorphology (biology)genetics

The Basics of Setting Up Successful Teaching Labs and Short-Term Projects With C. Elegans. Methods in molecular biology (2022)

project-based learningeducational strategieseducationstem educationteacher educationtechnologylearning scienceslaboratory investigationexperiential learningc. eleganssuccessful teaching labsshort-term projectsscience education

A Journey to 'Tame a Small Metazoan Organism', as Seen Through the Artistic Eyes of C. Elegans Researchers. Journal of Neurogenetics (2020)

small metazoan organismsymbiosisphilosophy of biologyunicellular organismartificial lifenaturemicroorganismsbiologyorganismic biologyartistic eyesevolutionary biologydevelopmental systemmorphogenesis

Identification of Attractive Odorants Released by Preferred Bacterial Food Found in the Natural Habitats of C. Elegans. PLoS ONE (2018)

Soleil E. WorthyLillian HaynesMelissa ChambersDanika BethuneEmily KanKevin ChungRyan OtaCharles J. TaylorElizabeth E. Glater

bacteriaecologypreferred bacterial foodnatural habitats

Identification of Odor Blend Used by Caenorhabditis Elegans for Pathogen Recognition. Chemical Senses (2018)

Soleil E WorthyGerman L RojasCharles J TaylorElizabeth E Glater

odor blendcaenorhabditis eleganspathogen recognition

Using Optogenetics to Understand Neuronal Mechanisms Underlying Behavior in C. Elegans.. PubMed (2018)

Navin PokalaElizabeth E Glater

optogeneticsneuroanatomybehavioral neuroscienceneuroscienceneurobiological mechanismsbehavioral sciencesneural mechanismsneuronal mechanisms

Multigenic Natural Variation Underlies Caenorhabditis Elegans Olfactory Preference for the Bacterial Pathogen Serratia Marcescens. G3 Genes Genomes Genetics (2014)

insect molecular biologypathogenic bacteriainvertebrate pathologyevolutionary microbiologypheromone biochemistrymicrobiologybiologypathogensolfactory preferencespecie specificity

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Elizabeth Glater

Associate Professor of Neuroscience

Pomona College

Affiliations

Neuroscience

Pomona College

Neuroscience Department

Elizabeth Glater is currently serving as a Neuroscience Associate Professor of Neuroscience at Pomona College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Elizabeth Glater

Pomona College

Associate Professor of Neuroscience

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Chemical Basis of Microbiome Preference in the Nematode C. Elegans. Scientific Reports (2024)

Victor Z. ChaiTiam FarajzadehYufei MengSokhna B. LoTymmaa A. AsaedCharles J. TaylorElizabeth E. Glater

chemical basismicrobiome preferencemicrobiomebiochemistry

The Awcoff Neuron is Important for Attraction to 1-Butanol in Caenorhabditis Elegans. PubMed (2024)

The Nematode Worm C. Elegans Chooses Between Bacterial Foods as If Maximizing Economic Utility. eLife (2023)

Abraham KatzenHui-Kuan ChungWilliam T HarbaughChristina Della IaconoNicholas JacksonElizabeth E GlaterCharles J TaylorStephanie K YuSteven W FlavellPaul W GlimcherJames AndreoniShawn R Lockery

nematologybacterial foodspredator-prey interactionseconomic utilityeconomicsfood choicemicrobial ecology

A Journey to ‘Tame a Small Metazoan Organism’, Seen Through the Artistic Eyes of C. Elegans Researchers. CRC Press eBooks (2022)

aestheticsdevelopmental biologybiologyartistic eyesmorphology (biology)genetics

The Basics of Setting Up Successful Teaching Labs and Short-Term Projects With C. Elegans. Methods in molecular biology (2022)

A Journey to 'Tame a Small Metazoan Organism', as Seen Through the Artistic Eyes of C. Elegans Researchers. Journal of Neurogenetics (2020)

small metazoan organismsymbiosisphilosophy of biologyunicellular organismartificial lifenaturemicroorganismsbiologyorganismic biologyartistic eyesevolutionary biologydevelopmental systemmorphogenesis

Identification of Attractive Odorants Released by Preferred Bacterial Food Found in the Natural Habitats of C. Elegans. PLoS ONE (2018)

Soleil E. WorthyLillian HaynesMelissa ChambersDanika BethuneEmily KanKevin ChungRyan OtaCharles J. TaylorElizabeth E. Glater

bacteriaecologypreferred bacterial foodnatural habitats

Identification of Odor Blend Used by Caenorhabditis Elegans for Pathogen Recognition. Chemical Senses (2018)

Soleil E WorthyGerman L RojasCharles J TaylorElizabeth E Glater

odor blendcaenorhabditis eleganspathogen recognition

Using Optogenetics to Understand Neuronal Mechanisms Underlying Behavior in C. Elegans.. PubMed (2018)

Navin PokalaElizabeth E Glater

optogeneticsneuroanatomybehavioral neuroscienceneuroscienceneurobiological mechanismsbehavioral sciencesneural mechanismsneuronal mechanisms

Multigenic Natural Variation Underlies Caenorhabditis Elegans Olfactory Preference for the Bacterial Pathogen Serratia Marcescens. G3 Genes Genomes Genetics (2014)

insect molecular biologypathogenic bacteriainvertebrate pathologyevolutionary microbiologypheromone biochemistrymicrobiologybiologypathogensolfactory preferencespecie specificity

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