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Jonathan Snow

Barnard College

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Barnard College

Department Of Biological Sciences

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biology honey bees entomology insect science microbiology gene expression insect molecular biology insect sting allergy artificial bee molecular biology infectious diseases rna biology microbial pathogenesis molecular and cellular biology avian biology gene regulation transcription regulation symbiosis pathogens transcription (biology) transcription factors mammalian biology ecological entomology molecular cell biology insect biochemistry host-microbe interactions bioenergetics molecular ecology antimicrobial agents applied microbiology hyperparasite pollen diagram honey bee divergent bee species adult honey bees diet-derived pollen micrornas animal biotechnology scientific data protein science experimental medicine experimental botany gene delivery lab-on-a-chip pathogen detection protein refolding experimental plant biology experimental biophysics experimental biology mammalian physiology small rna trophic impact nutrient physiology nutrient stoichiometry reproductive success reproduction response electronic noses protein biosynthesis protein synthesis molecular regulation yeast microbial diversity microbial physiology molecular palaeobiology taxonomy (biology) microbial disease ineffective delivery animal organisms diet-derived micrornas heat shock response humoral immune response negligible uptake proteostatic stresses honey bee shsp honey bee stress rapid imaging divergent forms

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Nosema or Vairimorpha: Genomic/Proteomic Support to a Complex Socio-Economic Issue Rooted in Taxonomic Change. Journal of Invertebrate Pathology (2025)

complex socio-economic issuegenomic/proteomic supportgenomicsima fungusmolecular ecologytaxonomic changebiologyphylogeneticssystematicsmolecular palaeobiologytaxonomy (biology)evolutionary biologymolecular evolution

Remodeling of Cellular Respiration and Insulin Signaling Are Part of a Shared Stress Response in Divergent Bee Species. Insects (2025)

shared stress responsemolecular and cellular biologyinsect molecular biologyinsect biochemistrydivergent bee speciescellular respirationstress (biology)cell metabolismdevelopmental biologybiologyinsulin signalinggene expressionartificial bee

Bleomycin Reduces Vairimorpha (Nosema) Ceranae Infection in Honey Bees With Some Evident Host Toxicity. Microbiology Spectrum (2024)

antimicrobial agentsinfectious diseasesevident host toxicityantifungal agentsallergymicrobiologytoxinsinsect sting allergyantibioticsentomologyhoney beesartificial bee

Pathogen‐ and Host‐Directed Pharmacologic Strategies for Control of Vairimorpha (Nosema) Spp. Infection in Honey Bees. Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology (2024)

pharmacologic strategiesinfectious diseasesmicrobiologyinsect sciencepathogensapplied entomologyinsect sting allergyentomologyhoney beesartificial beemicrobial pathogenesis

Transcriptional Control of a Metabolic Switch Regulating Cellular Methylation Reactions is Part of a Common Response to Stress in Divergent Bee Species. Journal of Experimental Biology (2024)

insect molecular biologymolecular metabolismdivergent bee speciesepigenetic changesepigeneticscellular methylation reactionsmetabolic switchgene regulationbiologytranscription (biology)transcription regulationgene expressiongene regulatory networksgenetics

Colonization of Honey Bee Digestive Tracts by Environmental Yeast Lachancea Thermotolerans is Naturally Occurring, Temperature Dependent, and Impacts the Microbiome of Newly Emerged Bees. Microbiology Spectrum (2023)

Helen V. KoganAnnabelle B. ElikanKimberly F. GlaserJenna M. BergmannLaure M. RaymondSofia R. Prado-IrwinJonathan W. Snow

temperature dependentenvironmental microbiologymicrobial physiologymicrobiologyavian biologyinsect scienceyeastmicrobial diversitymicrobiomemicrobial ecologyhost-microbe interactions

Panel Two: Climate Change and Anthropocene, March 19, 2021. Environmental discourses in science education (2023)

Angelo CagliotiJonathan SnowAndrew CrowtherMaría S. Rivera MaulucciYuval DinoorAastha Jain

climate changescience educationanthropoceneenvironmental science

What Does Cell Biology Have to Do With Saving Pollinators?. Environmental discourses in science education (2023)

insect molecular biologycell biology haveadaptationtheoretical biologyevolutionary ecologybiosystemsbiotic interactionscell divisionbiologyevolutionary biologybiological life cycleecology and evolutionary biology

Nosema Apis and N. Ceranae Infection in Honey Bees: A Model for Host-Pathogen Interactions in Insects. Experientia supplementum (2022)

infectious diseaseshyperparasiteinvertebrate pathologypathogenesisparasitologynosema apismedical entomologyinsect sciencebiologypathogensecological entomologyinsect sting allergyhost-pathogen interactionsentomologyhoney beesinsect virusmicrobial pathogenesis

Paromomycin Reduces Vairimorpha (Nosema) Ceranae Infection in Honey Bees but Perturbs Microbiome Levels and Midgut Cell Function. Microorganisms (2022)

ceranae infectionsymbiosisapplied microbiologymicrobial diseaseinfectious diseasesparomomycin reduces vairimorphamicrobiologygut microbesinsect sting allergyhoney beesmicrobiomeinfection controlhost-microbe interactions

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Jonathan Snow

Barnard College

Affiliations

Barnard College

Department Of Biological Sciences

NoneJonathan Snow is currently serving as a Barnard College faculty at Barnard College.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Nosema or Vairimorpha: Genomic/Proteomic Support to a Complex Socio-Economic Issue Rooted in Taxonomic Change. Journal of Invertebrate Pathology (2025)

Remodeling of Cellular Respiration and Insulin Signaling Are Part of a Shared Stress Response in Divergent Bee Species. Insects (2025)

Bleomycin Reduces Vairimorpha (Nosema) Ceranae Infection in Honey Bees With Some Evident Host Toxicity. Microbiology Spectrum (2024)

antimicrobial agentsinfectious diseasesevident host toxicityantifungal agentsallergymicrobiologytoxinsinsect sting allergyantibioticsentomologyhoney beesartificial bee

Pathogen‐ and Host‐Directed Pharmacologic Strategies for Control of Vairimorpha (Nosema) Spp. Infection in Honey Bees. Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology (2024)

pharmacologic strategiesinfectious diseasesmicrobiologyinsect sciencepathogensapplied entomologyinsect sting allergyentomologyhoney beesartificial beemicrobial pathogenesis

Transcriptional Control of a Metabolic Switch Regulating Cellular Methylation Reactions is Part of a Common Response to Stress in Divergent Bee Species. Journal of Experimental Biology (2024)

Helen V. KoganAnnabelle B. ElikanKimberly F. GlaserJenna M. BergmannLaure M. RaymondSofia R. Prado-IrwinJonathan W. Snow

temperature dependentenvironmental microbiologymicrobial physiologymicrobiologyavian biologyinsect scienceyeastmicrobial diversitymicrobiomemicrobial ecologyhost-microbe interactions

Panel Two: Climate Change and Anthropocene, March 19, 2021. Environmental discourses in science education (2023)

Angelo CagliotiJonathan SnowAndrew CrowtherMaría S. Rivera MaulucciYuval DinoorAastha Jain

climate changescience educationanthropoceneenvironmental science

What Does Cell Biology Have to Do With Saving Pollinators?. Environmental discourses in science education (2023)

Nosema Apis and N. Ceranae Infection in Honey Bees: A Model for Host-Pathogen Interactions in Insects. Experientia supplementum (2022)

Paromomycin Reduces Vairimorpha (Nosema) Ceranae Infection in Honey Bees but Perturbs Microbiome Levels and Midgut Cell Function. Microorganisms (2022)

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