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Holly Bowers

Research Faculty

San Jose State University

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College of Science

Department Of Marine Sciences

Holly Bowers is currently serving as a College Of Science Research Faculty at San Jose State University.

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San Jose State University

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ecology marine biology environmental science biology microbiology marine ecology harmful algae algal research aquatic ecosystems bloom ecology algal biology environmental microbiology monterey bay climate change oceanography microbial ecology botany parasitology pathogens environmental dna nucleic acids marine pollution invertebrate pathology applied microbiology nucleic acid biomarkers geophysical research ecotoxicology toxins environmental technology zoology fungal genetics aquatic toxicology hydrobiologia marine meteorology nucleic acid amplification test nucleic acid amplification dna analysis zooplankton ecology biological oceanography harmful microalgae diagnostic mycology selective separation direct observation genetic diversity marine genomics marine biota fungal biology virus-host interactions virus transmission biomolecular tools dna barcoding natural product biosynthesis biochemical taxonomy biotransformation consensus-building workshop marine biosecurity surveillance pseudo-nitzschia species adaptive sampling controlled experimental conditions domoic acid concentrations southern california bight sandwich hybridization probes toxin production temporal incidence environmental samples atlantic coastal bays environmental sample processor natural samples united states

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A Digital Pcr Assay for the Daba Gene Involved in Domoic Acid Biosynthesis by Pseudo-Nitzschia Spp. Harmful Algae (2025)

biosynthesisbiologymicrobiologydomoic acid biosynthesisdaba geneapplied microbiologyenvironmental microbiologydigital pcr assaybiotransformationbiochemical taxonomyenzymesnatural product biosynthesis

Advancing the Environmental Dna and Rna Toolkit for Aquatic Ecosystem Monitoring and Management. PeerJ (2025)

biologydna barcodingaquatic ecosystem monitoringenvironmental sciencebioinformaticsenvironmental dnarna toolkitaquatic ecosystemsnucleic acidsmolecular biologynucleic acid biomarkerstranscriptomebiomolecular toolsaquatic conservation

Harmful Algal Research Response: A National Environmental Science Strategy (Harrness), 2024-2034. (2024)

Donald M. AndersonLorraine C. BackerKeith Bouma-GregsonHolly A. BowersV. Monica BriceljLesley D’AngladaJonathan DeedsQuay DortchGregory J. DoucetteJennifer GrahamMeredith HowardBarbara KirkpatrickRaphael M. KudelaKathi A. LefebvreStephanie K. MooreMichael L. ParsonsKaytee PokrzywinskiJohn S. RamsdellHeather RaymondMindy L. RichlenVirginia A. RobertsJayme SmithJuliette L. SmithBeth StaufferMarc SuddlesonPatricia A. TesterChristopher Whitehead

algal biologyenvironmental sciencealgal researchscience and technology studiesharmful algal research

Assessing the Performance and Efficiency of Environmental Dna/Rna Capture Methodologies Under Controlled Experimental Conditions. Methods in Ecology and Evolution (2022)

genetic engineeringnucleic acid amplificationenvironmental engineeringmicrobiologynucleic acid amplification testenvironmental dnacontrolled experimental conditionsapplied microbiologydna analysisenvironmental microbiologynucleic acidsbiotechnologynucleic acid biomarkersgenome editingenvironmental technologybiological engineering

Characterization of Two Novel Toti-Like Viruses Co-Infecting the Atlantic Blue Crab, Callinectes Sapidus, in Its Northern Range of the United States. Frontiers in Microbiology (2022)

pathogensbiologycallinectes sapidusunited statesmicrobiologyinfectious diseasesvirologynorthern rangeinvertebrate pathologyvirus-host interactionsvirus researchparasitologyvirus transmissiongeneral virology

Performance and Cost-Efficiency of Edna and Erna Capture Methodologies: Experimental Assessment Using Cultured Microalgae. ARPHA Conference Abstracts (2021)

Anastasija ZaikoUlla von AmmonJacqui StuartKirsty SmithRichard YaoMelissa WelshXavier PochonHolly Bowers

performance evaluationmicrobiologyenvironmental sciencealgal researchbiotechnologyexperimental assessment

Towards the Optimization of Edna/Erna Sampling Technologies for Marine Biosecurity Surveillance. Water (2021)

Holly BowersXavier PochonUlla von AmmonNeil GemmellJo-Ann StantonGert-Jan JeunenCraig ShermanAnastasija Zaiko

marine biosecurity surveillancemarine biologyenvironmental engineering

Update of the Planktonic Diatom Genus Pseudo-Nitzschia in Aotearoa New Zealand Coastal Waters: Genetic Diversity and Toxin Production. Toxins (2021)

oceanographybiologyharmful algaemarine pollutionmarine genomicsecologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine ecologywater pollutionhydrobiologiamicrobial ecologytoxin productionmarine biologygenetic diversity

Considerations in Harmful Algal Bloom Research and Monitoring: Perspectives From a Consensus-Building Workshop and Technology Testing. Frontiers in Marine Science (2019)

Beth A. StaufferHolly A. BowersEarle BuckleyTimothy W. DavisThomas H. JohengenRaphael KudelaMargaret A. McManusHeidi PurcellG. Jason SmithAndrea Vander WoudeMario N. Tamburri

oceanographyconsensus-building workshopbloom ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyenvironmental monitoringalgal researchmarine ecologymarine biology

Diversity and Toxicity of Pseudo-Nitzschia Species in Monterey Bay: Perspectives From Targeted and Adaptive Sampling. Harmful Algae (2018)

Holly A. BowersJohn P. RyanKendra HayashiApril L. WoodsRoman MarinG. Jason SmithKatherine A. HubbardGregory J. DoucetteChristina M. MikulskiAlyssa G. GelleneYanwu ZhangRaphael M. KudelaDavid A. CaronJames M. BirchChristopher A. Scholin

adaptive samplingharmful algaetoxicologyalgal biologyecologymonterey bayalgal researchmarine ecologypseudo-nitzschia speciestoxinsbiodiversityecotoxicologymarine biology

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Holly Bowers

Research Faculty

San Jose State University

Affiliations

College of Science

Department Of Marine Sciences

Holly Bowers is currently serving as a College Of Science Research Faculty at San Jose State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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San Jose State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Digital Pcr Assay for the Daba Gene Involved in Domoic Acid Biosynthesis by Pseudo-Nitzschia Spp. Harmful Algae (2025)

biosynthesisbiologymicrobiologydomoic acid biosynthesisdaba geneapplied microbiologyenvironmental microbiologydigital pcr assaybiotransformationbiochemical taxonomyenzymesnatural product biosynthesis

Advancing the Environmental Dna and Rna Toolkit for Aquatic Ecosystem Monitoring and Management. PeerJ (2025)

Harmful Algal Research Response: A National Environmental Science Strategy (Harrness), 2024-2034. (2024)

algal biologyenvironmental sciencealgal researchscience and technology studiesharmful algal research

Assessing the Performance and Efficiency of Environmental Dna/Rna Capture Methodologies Under Controlled Experimental Conditions. Methods in Ecology and Evolution (2022)

Characterization of Two Novel Toti-Like Viruses Co-Infecting the Atlantic Blue Crab, Callinectes Sapidus, in Its Northern Range of the United States. Frontiers in Microbiology (2022)

Performance and Cost-Efficiency of Edna and Erna Capture Methodologies: Experimental Assessment Using Cultured Microalgae. ARPHA Conference Abstracts (2021)

Anastasija ZaikoUlla von AmmonJacqui StuartKirsty SmithRichard YaoMelissa WelshXavier PochonHolly Bowers

performance evaluationmicrobiologyenvironmental sciencealgal researchbiotechnologyexperimental assessment

Towards the Optimization of Edna/Erna Sampling Technologies for Marine Biosecurity Surveillance. Water (2021)

Holly BowersXavier PochonUlla von AmmonNeil GemmellJo-Ann StantonGert-Jan JeunenCraig ShermanAnastasija Zaiko

marine biosecurity surveillancemarine biologyenvironmental engineering

Update of the Planktonic Diatom Genus Pseudo-Nitzschia in Aotearoa New Zealand Coastal Waters: Genetic Diversity and Toxin Production. Toxins (2021)

oceanographybiologyharmful algaemarine pollutionmarine genomicsecologyaquatic ecosystemsmarine ecologywater pollutionhydrobiologiamicrobial ecologytoxin productionmarine biologygenetic diversity

Considerations in Harmful Algal Bloom Research and Monitoring: Perspectives From a Consensus-Building Workshop and Technology Testing. Frontiers in Marine Science (2019)

Beth A. StaufferHolly A. BowersEarle BuckleyTimothy W. DavisThomas H. JohengenRaphael KudelaMargaret A. McManusHeidi PurcellG. Jason SmithAndrea Vander WoudeMario N. Tamburri

oceanographyconsensus-building workshopbloom ecologyenvironmental scienceecologyenvironmental monitoringalgal researchmarine ecologymarine biology

Diversity and Toxicity of Pseudo-Nitzschia Species in Monterey Bay: Perspectives From Targeted and Adaptive Sampling. Harmful Algae (2018)

adaptive samplingharmful algaetoxicologyalgal biologyecologymonterey bayalgal researchmarine ecologypseudo-nitzschia speciestoxinsbiodiversityecotoxicologymarine biology

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