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Eric Haag

Professor

University of Maryland, College Park

Affiliations

College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences

Department of Biology

Eric Haag is currently serving as a College Of Computer, Mathematical, And Natural Sciences Professor at University of Maryland, College Park.

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University of Maryland, College Park

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evolutionary biology genetics developmental biology biology molecular evolution nematology population genetics genomics evolutionary genetics evolutionary developmental biology biological evolution gene expression developmental science genome biology mammalian biology developmental cell gene evolution sex determination entomology marine biology bioinformatics plo biology avian biology reproductive biology embryonic development protein evolution developmental system drift caenorhabditis nematodes self-fertile nematodes molecular genetics animal science zoology omics datasets rna biology developmental genetics convergent evolution nematode sex-determining genes annotation datasets scientific entities reproductive science heredity adaptation fish biology ecology evolution insect molecular biology developmental system plant genetics animal genetics breeding behavior student learning cell regulation gene regulation molecular regulation morphological impact mating psychology animal reproduction cell specialization science education science policy experimental biology biological models knockout mice cell lineage cell biophysics cellular biology database theory genome analysis comparative genomics evolutionary trajectories inter-strain incompatibility genetic flexibility competition proteins rapid genome shrinkage species divergence fertile interspecies hybrids rapid coevolution human evolution morphology (biology) nematode pest

Notable Scholarly Works

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Pluripotency of a Founding Field: Rebranding Developmental Biology. Development (2024)

Crystal D. RogersChris AmemiyaSwathi ArurLeslie BabonisMichael BarresiMadelaine BartlettRichard BehringerBlair Benham-PyleDominique BergmannBen BlackmanC. Titus BrownBill BrowneJasmin CamachoChiswili Yves ChabuIda ChowOndine CleaverJonah CoolMegan Y. DennisAlexandra Jazz DickinsonStefano Di TaliaMargaret FrankStewart GillmorEric S. HaagIswar HariharanRichard HarlandAman HusbandsLoydie Jerome-MajewskaKristen KoenigCarole LaBonneMichael LaydenChris LoweMadhav ManiMegan MartikKatelyn McKownCecilia MoensChristian MosimannJoyce OnyenedumRobert ReedAjna RiveraDan RokhsarLoic RoyerFlora RutaganiraRachel ShahanNeelima SinhaBillie SwallaJaimie M. Van NormanDaniel E. WagnerAthula WikramanayakeSophia ZebellSiobhán M. Brady

developmental biologyscience and technology studiesscience educationscience policyscientific communicationdevelopmental scienceeducationbiologyresearch policyrebranding developmental biologyprofessional developmentstem educationfounding field

Robust Sex Determination in the Caenorhabditis Nigoni Germ Line. Genetics (2024)

Jonathan P HarbinYongquan ShenShin-Yi LinKevin KemperEric S HaagErich M SchwarzRonald E Ellis

genetics

Genetic Tools for the Study of the Mangrove Killifish, Kryptolebias Marmoratus, an Emerging Vertebrate Model for Phenotypic Plasticity. Journal of Experimental Zoology Part B Molecular and Developmental Evolution (2023)

Cheng‐Yu LiHelena BoldtEmily ParentJax FicklinAlthea JamesTroy J. AnlageLena M. BoyerBrianna R. PierceKellee R. SiegfriedMatthew P. HarrisEric S. Haag

developmental biologymolecular evolutionavian biologygeneticsgenetic toolsvertebrate modelphenotypic plasticitymarine biologyevolutionary developmental biologygenomicsevolutionary biologyzoologyanimal sciencemammalian biologymangrove killifish

Developmental System Drift. Springer eBooks (2021)

Eric S. HaagJohn R. True

developmental biologyevolutionary biologydevelopmental systemdevelopmental system drift

Fisher vs. the Worms: Extraordinary Sex Ratios in Nematodes and the Mechanisms That Produce Them. Cells (2021)

Justin Van GoorDiane C. ShakesEric S. Haag

cell biologyanimal reproductionnematologyevolutionary biologytissue (biology)extraordinary sex ratiosecology

Decision Letter: Nutrient Status Shapes Selfish Mitochondrial Genome Dynamics Across Different Levels of Selection. (2020)

Wenying ShouHansong MaEric Haag

economicsnutrient statuspopulation geneticsdecision lettersystems biologyevolutionary biologynatural selectionevolutionary ecology

Decision Letter: Evolution of Yin and Yang Isoforms of a Chromatin Remodeling Subunit Precedes the Creation of Two Genes. (2019)

Erich M SchwarzEric Haag

molecular evolutionepigeneticsgeneticsgene expressionchromatinchromatin remodelingchromosome biologydecision letterevolutionary biologyprotein evolutiongenome biologymolecular biologyepigenetic changesgene evolution

Evolution of Sex Ratio Through Gene Loss. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2019)

Da YinEric S. Haag

evolutionary geneticsgeneticsgene losspopulation geneticsecology evolutionbiological evolutionevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologygene evolutionsex ratioecology

One Gene is Not Enough to Explain the Evolution of Homosexuality. Archives of Sexual Behavior (2019)

Eric S. Haag

human evolutionhomosexualitybiological evolutionsexual selectiongender studiesevolutionary biologybehavioral sciencesqueer theorysexual orientationsexual behaviorevolutionary psychology

Rudolf a. Raff (1941–2019). Nature Ecology & Evolution (2019)

Gregory A. WrayEric S. Haag

biologyecologyevolutionary ecologyevolutionary biology

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Eric Haag

Professor

University of Maryland, College Park

Affiliations

College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences

Department of Biology

Eric Haag is currently serving as a College Of Computer, Mathematical, And Natural Sciences Professor at University of Maryland, College Park.

Honors

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Eric Haag

University of Maryland, College Park

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Pluripotency of a Founding Field: Rebranding Developmental Biology. Development (2024)

Robust Sex Determination in the Caenorhabditis Nigoni Germ Line. Genetics (2024)

Jonathan P HarbinYongquan ShenShin-Yi LinKevin KemperEric S HaagErich M SchwarzRonald E Ellis

genetics

Cheng‐Yu LiHelena BoldtEmily ParentJax FicklinAlthea JamesTroy J. AnlageLena M. BoyerBrianna R. PierceKellee R. SiegfriedMatthew P. HarrisEric S. Haag

Developmental System Drift. Springer eBooks (2021)

Eric S. HaagJohn R. True

developmental biologyevolutionary biologydevelopmental systemdevelopmental system drift

Fisher vs. the Worms: Extraordinary Sex Ratios in Nematodes and the Mechanisms That Produce Them. Cells (2021)

Justin Van GoorDiane C. ShakesEric S. Haag

cell biologyanimal reproductionnematologyevolutionary biologytissue (biology)extraordinary sex ratiosecology

Decision Letter: Nutrient Status Shapes Selfish Mitochondrial Genome Dynamics Across Different Levels of Selection. (2020)

Wenying ShouHansong MaEric Haag

economicsnutrient statuspopulation geneticsdecision lettersystems biologyevolutionary biologynatural selectionevolutionary ecology

Decision Letter: Evolution of Yin and Yang Isoforms of a Chromatin Remodeling Subunit Precedes the Creation of Two Genes. (2019)

Erich M SchwarzEric Haag

Evolution of Sex Ratio Through Gene Loss. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2019)

Da YinEric S. Haag

evolutionary geneticsgeneticsgene losspopulation geneticsecology evolutionbiological evolutionevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologygene evolutionsex ratioecology

One Gene is Not Enough to Explain the Evolution of Homosexuality. Archives of Sexual Behavior (2019)

Eric S. Haag

human evolutionhomosexualitybiological evolutionsexual selectiongender studiesevolutionary biologybehavioral sciencesqueer theorysexual orientationsexual behaviorevolutionary psychology

Rudolf a. Raff (1941–2019). Nature Ecology & Evolution (2019)

Gregory A. WrayEric S. Haag

biologyecologyevolutionary ecologyevolutionary biology

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