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Kristin O'Brien

Associate professor of biology

University of Alaska Fairbanks

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College of Natural Science and Mathematics

Department of Biology and Wildlife

Kristin O'brien is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science And Mathematics Associate professor of biology at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

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University of Alaska Fairbanks

Associate professor of biology

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physiology fish biology marine biology climate change avian biology ecology molecular biology membrane biology experimental biology liver physiology comparative physiology evolutionary biology animal physiology redox biology mitochondrial function oxidative stress antarctic notothenioid fishes mammalian biology molecular physiology cardiology threespine stickleback antarctic fishes animal ecology experimental biophysics ecophysiology antarctic icefishes metabolism thermodynamics oceanography theoretical biology experimental medicine applied physiology osmoregulation heme homeostasis heme degradation coral reefs mitochondrial biogenesis biological oceanography thermal tolerance natural knockouts antarctic fish thermal acclimation antarctic notothenioids biological membranes zoology fishery research applied ecology free radical biology adaptation integrative biology experimental toxicology population ecology marine ecology marine management ecological modelling fishery management hypoxia (medicine) cardiovascular physiology cardiac muscle benchmark studies protein synthesis biorepository freeze-thaw cycling physiological research tissue physiology cell biomechanics human physiology gene regulation nitrosative stress myoglobin expression cold-bodied fishes tissue specific cold acclimation threespine sticklebacks oxidative muscle marine ecosystem-based management fisheries

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The Hypoxia Response Pathway in the Antarctic Fish Notothenia Coriiceps is Functional Despite a Poly Q/E Insertion Mutation in Hif-1α. Comparative biochemistry and physiology. Part D, Genomics & proteomics (2024)

K.M. O'BrienA.S. RixA. JasminE. Lavelle

physiologygenomicsgene expressionproteomicsfish biologygeneticshypoxia response pathwaymolecular biologycomparative physiologymolecular physiologygene regulation

Development and Results of the First Certification Examination in the American Board of Medical Specialties Neurocritical Care Subspecialty. Neurocritical care (2022)

Steven L. LewisLinjun ShenDorthea JuulAlejandro RabinsteinVineeta SinghIsaac LiKristin O’BrienLarry R. Faulkner

first certification examinationmedical educationamerican boardcritical care

Metabolic Rate Increases With Acclimation Temperature and is Associated With Mitochondrial Function in Some Tissues of Threespine Stickleback. Journal of Experimental Biology (2022)

Louise CominassiKirsten N. ResselAllison A. BrookingPatrick MarbacherEleanor C. Ransdell-GreenKristin M. O'Brien

physiologythreespine sticklebackmitochondrial functionbiologyacclimation temperaturemetabolismecologyexperimental medicineexperimental biology

The Time is Right for an Antarctic Biorepository Network. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Kristin M. O’BrienElizabeth L. CrockettByron J. AdamsCharles D. AmslerHannah J. Appiah-MadsonAllen CollinsThomas DesvignesH. William DetrichDaniel L. DistelSarah M. EppleyBenjamin W. FrableNico M. FranzJeffrey M. GrimKevin M. KocotAndrew R. MahonTeresa J. Mayfield-MeyerJill A. MikuckiWilliam E. MoserMichaela SchmullCharlotte A. SeidCraig R. SmithAnne E. TodghamGregory J. Watkins-Colwell

antarctic biorepository networkenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecologybiorepositoryphilosophy of scienceecologybehavioral sciences

Warm Acclimation Alters Antioxidant Defences but Not Metabolic Capacities in the Antarctic Fish, Notothenia Coriiceps. Conservation physiology (2022)

Kristin M O’BrienCorey A OldhamJon SarrimanolisAutumn FishLuke CastelliniJenna VanceHayley LekanofElizabeth L Crockett

metabolic capacitiesavian biologyfish biologyantarctic fishclimate changeconservation biologyecology

Aerobic Scope is Not Maintained at Low Temperature and is Associated With Cardiac Aerobic Capacity in the Three‐Spined Stickleback Gasterosteus Aculeatus. Journal of Fish Biology (2021)

Kirsten N. ResselLouise CominassiJon SarrimanolisKristin M. O'Brien

physiologyfish biologyavian biologyanimal physiologyclimate changemarine biologyaerobic scopelow temperatureecologycardiac aerobic capacity

Homeoviscous Adaptation Occurs With Thermal Acclimation in Biological Membranes From Heart and Gill, but Not the Brain, in the Antarctic Fish Notothenia Coriiceps. Journal of comparative physiology. B, Biochemical, systemic, and environmental physiology (2021)

Amanda M. BiedermanKristin M. O’BrienElizabeth L. Crockett

physiologybiophysicsecophysiologyfish biologyadaptationavian biologyhomeoviscous adaptationthermal acclimationmarine biologybiological membranescomparative physiologymembrane biologyevolutionary biology

Resilience of Cardiac Performance in Antarctic Notothenioid Fishes in a Warming Climate. Journal of Experimental Biology (2021)

Kristin M. O'BrienWilliam JoyceElizabeth L. CrockettMichael AxelssonStuart EggintonAnthony P. Farrell

physiologycardiologywarming climatefish biologyavian biologyapplied physiologyanimal physiologyanimal ecologyclimate changemarine biologyantarctic notothenioid fishesecologycardiac performanceexperimental biology

The Hypoxia Response Pathway is Functional Despite a Mutation in Hif‐1α in the Antarctic Notothenioid Fish Notothenia Coriiceps. The FASEB Journal (2021)

Kristin O'BrienAriane JasminFaye SchilkeyJohnny SenaEvan Lavelle

fish biologygeneticshypoxia response pathwaymarine biologymolecular biologyneuroscience

Characterization of the Hypoxia-Inducible Factor-1 Pathway in Hearts of Antarctic Notothenioid Fishes. Comparative biochemistry and physiology. Part B, Biochemistry & molecular biology (2020)

K.M. O'BrienA.S. RixT.J. GroveJ. SarrimanolisA. BrookingM. RobertsE.L. Crockett

physiologycardiologyliver physiologycardiovascular physiologyfish biologyavian biologyredox biologymolecular biologyhypoxia (medicine)antarctic notothenioid fishesclimate changemembrane biologymolecular physiologybiochemistry

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Kristin O'Brien

Associate professor of biology

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Affiliations

College of Natural Science and Mathematics

Department of Biology and Wildlife

Kristin O'brien is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science And Mathematics Associate professor of biology at University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kristin O'Brien

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Associate professor of biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

K.M. O'BrienA.S. RixA. JasminE. Lavelle

physiologygenomicsgene expressionproteomicsfish biologygeneticshypoxia response pathwaymolecular biologycomparative physiologymolecular physiologygene regulation

Development and Results of the First Certification Examination in the American Board of Medical Specialties Neurocritical Care Subspecialty. Neurocritical care (2022)

Steven L. LewisLinjun ShenDorthea JuulAlejandro RabinsteinVineeta SinghIsaac LiKristin O’BrienLarry R. Faulkner

first certification examinationmedical educationamerican boardcritical care

Metabolic Rate Increases With Acclimation Temperature and is Associated With Mitochondrial Function in Some Tissues of Threespine Stickleback. Journal of Experimental Biology (2022)

Louise CominassiKirsten N. ResselAllison A. BrookingPatrick MarbacherEleanor C. Ransdell-GreenKristin M. O'Brien

physiologythreespine sticklebackmitochondrial functionbiologyacclimation temperaturemetabolismecologyexperimental medicineexperimental biology

The Time is Right for an Antarctic Biorepository Network. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

antarctic biorepository networkenvironmental sciencemicrobial ecologybiorepositoryphilosophy of scienceecologybehavioral sciences

Warm Acclimation Alters Antioxidant Defences but Not Metabolic Capacities in the Antarctic Fish, Notothenia Coriiceps. Conservation physiology (2022)

Kristin M O’BrienCorey A OldhamJon SarrimanolisAutumn FishLuke CastelliniJenna VanceHayley LekanofElizabeth L Crockett

metabolic capacitiesavian biologyfish biologyantarctic fishclimate changeconservation biologyecology

Aerobic Scope is Not Maintained at Low Temperature and is Associated With Cardiac Aerobic Capacity in the Three‐Spined Stickleback Gasterosteus Aculeatus. Journal of Fish Biology (2021)

Kirsten N. ResselLouise CominassiJon SarrimanolisKristin M. O'Brien

physiologyfish biologyavian biologyanimal physiologyclimate changemarine biologyaerobic scopelow temperatureecologycardiac aerobic capacity

Amanda M. BiedermanKristin M. O’BrienElizabeth L. Crockett

Resilience of Cardiac Performance in Antarctic Notothenioid Fishes in a Warming Climate. Journal of Experimental Biology (2021)

Kristin M. O'BrienWilliam JoyceElizabeth L. CrockettMichael AxelssonStuart EggintonAnthony P. Farrell

The Hypoxia Response Pathway is Functional Despite a Mutation in Hif‐1α in the Antarctic Notothenioid Fish Notothenia Coriiceps. The FASEB Journal (2021)

Kristin O'BrienAriane JasminFaye SchilkeyJohnny SenaEvan Lavelle

fish biologygeneticshypoxia response pathwaymarine biologymolecular biologyneuroscience

Characterization of the Hypoxia-Inducible Factor-1 Pathway in Hearts of Antarctic Notothenioid Fishes. Comparative biochemistry and physiology. Part B, Biochemistry & molecular biology (2020)

K.M. O'BrienA.S. RixT.J. GroveJ. SarrimanolisA. BrookingM. RobertsE.L. Crockett

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