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Joan Strassmann

Charles Rebstock Professor of Biology

Washington University in St. Louis

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Biology

Joan Strassmann is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Charles Rebstock Professor of Biology at Washington University In St. Louis.

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Joan Strassmann

Washington University in St. Louis

Charles Rebstock Professor of Biology

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evolutionary biology entomology biology ecology genetics avian biology evolutionary ecology behavioral ecology insect science social insects insect social behavior population genetics sociobiology symbiosis animal behavior microbial ecology ethology social parasitism social amoeba molecular ecology genomics cooperation breeding behavior animal ecology social wasp host-microbe interactions kin selection evolutionary anthropology phylogenetics genome biology evolutionary theory adaptation dictyostelium discoideum ornithology systematics animal behaviour evolutionary genetics biological evolution polistes exclamans male production wildlife genetic relatedness altruism evolutionary microbiology sexual selection predator-prey interactions kin recognition protists kin discrimination paper wasp plo biology mammalian biology host-parasite relationships polistine wasps stingless bees social wasps biotic interactions microbial diversity mutualistic interactions genetic diversity parachartergus colobopterus population structure short-term variability comparative genomics molecular evolutionary ecology plant genetics insect conservation nematology arthropod taxonomy social amoebae population ecology biochemical genetics debt bondage coercion social hymenoptera social microbe coevolution microbiology mutualism (biology) philosophy of biology functional ecology

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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

complex third-party effectsprey bacteriabiologymicrobiologysymbiosis

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

microbiologysystems biologysocial amoebasgenomics

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

entomologyevolutionary biologywildlifeanimal behaviorenvironmental sciencepredator-prey interactionsbiologyanimal scienceprotistsavian biologybotanyanimal ecologydiet generalist

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

plant-abiotic interactionplant-animal interactionspeer relationshipsevolutionary biologycoevolutionparasitologybehavioral sciencesanimal biotechnologymicrobiologyrisk managementinsect sciencesymbiosiscriminologycandidate selectionmutualistic interactionsexploitable partnersobligate cheater success

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

systems biologymicrobial ecologyecologyevolutionary biologyaggregative multicellularitynon-selected incompatibilities

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

environmental microbiologymicrobial ecologyecologypath dependencemycelial interactionmicrobiologysignificant hostsmicrobial pathogenesissymbiosisenvironmental chlamydiaemolecular microbiologynovel symbiontsmicroorganismspathogenic bacteriainfectious diseases

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

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

microbial ecologyecologyprey attractionmicrobiologygeneralist microbial predatordictyostelium discoideumpredator-prey interactions

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

evolutionary theoryaggregative developmentevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologycoordination hypothesisdevelopmental biologysocial amoeba

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

predation resistanceevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologygeneticsmicrobiologybactivorous soilpredator-prey interactions

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

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

unpredictable soil conditionsmicrobial symbiosisenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecology

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Joan Strassmann

Charles Rebstock Professor of Biology

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

Biology

Joan Strassmann is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Charles Rebstock Professor of Biology at Washington University In St. Louis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Joan Strassmann

Washington University in St. Louis

Charles Rebstock 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

complex third-party effectsprey bacteriabiologymicrobiologysymbiosis

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

microbiologysystems biologysocial amoebasgenomics

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

entomologyevolutionary biologywildlifeanimal behaviorenvironmental sciencepredator-prey interactionsbiologyanimal scienceprotistsavian biologybotanyanimal ecologydiet generalist

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

systems biologymicrobial ecologyecologyevolutionary biologyaggregative multicellularitynon-selected incompatibilities

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

microbial ecologyecologyprey attractionmicrobiologygeneralist microbial predatordictyostelium discoideumpredator-prey interactions

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

evolutionary theoryaggregative developmentevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologycoordination hypothesisdevelopmental biologysocial amoeba

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

predation resistanceevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologygeneticsmicrobiologybactivorous soilpredator-prey interactions

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

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

unpredictable soil conditionsmicrobial symbiosisenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecology

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